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Preset screen · the income lens
Dividends you can trust
Covered by the cash that funds it, and with a record of decisions behind it. A yield is not on this list — a high one is a claim to check, not a reason to be here.
The rule
The payout takes no more than 60% of free cash flow, and it was raised in almost every year of the decade on file and never cut.
That is the whole filter — there is no second, unstated condition. It runs over the figures the reads themselves use, at the moment this page was built.
Today's matches
39 companies match this rule right now, out of everything we cover.
- AbbottABT
- AccentureACN
- ADPADP
- Analog DevicesADI
- AonAON
- Applied MaterialsAMAT
- Bristol Myers SquibbBMY
- CaterpillarCAT
- CiscoCSCO
- ComcastCMCSA
- EatonETN
- EcolabECL
- Elevance HealthELV
- General DynamicsGD
- GileadGILD
- ICEICE
- IntuitINTU
- KLAKLAC
- LindeLIN
- Lockheed MartinLMT
- Lowe'sLOW
- Marathon PetroleumMPC
- Marsh McLennanMMC
- MastercardMA
- McKessonMCK
- MicrosoftMSFT
- Motorola SolutionsMSI
- NikeNKE
- Northrop GrummanNOC
- Parker-HannifinPH
- QualcommQCOM
- S&P GlobalSPGI
- StrykerSYK
- Thermo FisherTMO
- Trane TechnologiesTT
- Union PacificUNP
- UnitedHealthUNH
- Waste ManagementWM
- ZoetisZTS
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