2 Stocks Could Double Dividend Payouts Within 3 Years

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By Dividendinvestr:High rates of dividend growth are usually an indicator of strong revenue and earnings performance, as also robust cash flow generation. Stocks of companies that increase their dividends at high rates generally tend to outperform their peers with low or no dividend increases.

By Dividendinvestr:Although it may seem nearly impossible, there are still a few stocks that may have the capacity to double dividend payouts within three years. These companies have boosted their dividends at exceptional rates in the past, and, assuming that favorable market conditions persist, they will be able to continue to hike their payouts at similarly lush rates in the future.

Andrew Wilkinson submits: Herbalife, Ltd. (HLF) – It looks like one cautiously optimistic options trader initiated a delta neutral hedge on the maker of weight management, nutritional supplement and personal care products this afternoon ahead of the firm’s third-quarter earnings announcement scheduled for release after the close on November 1, 2010.

Yesterday nutritional supplement seller Herbalife beat Wall Street's earnings estimates and raised its sales guidance.  The multi-level marketing firm reported $1.05 EPS on sales of $1.1 billion.

By Insider Monkey: By: Jake Mann

By Dividendinvestr:When sifting through the universe of dividend-paying stocks, investors should consult known indices as established benchmarks that may help identify stocks featuring desired characteristics. S&P 500 Dividend Aristocrats Index is one such benchmark that consists of attractive dividend-yielding stocks that have increased dividends for at least 25 years in a row.

HLF – Herbalife, Ltd. – It looks like one cautiously optimistic options trader initiated a delta neutral hedge on the maker of weight management, nutritional supplement and personal care products this afternoon ahead of the firm’s third-quarter earnings announcement scheduled for release after the close on November 1, 2010.