Dividend Stock Screener

Use our dividend screener to sort through thousands of dividend stocks based on criteria you select. The screener allows you to sort by broad categories like market cap and sector. You can also use it to find dividend paying stocks that pay a quality dividend yield or payout ratio. And some investors will use it to look for dividend stocks that are highly rated by analysts. How to use the DividendStocks.com dividend screener

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Apple Inc. stock logo
AAPL
Apple
$160.25
+0.8%
0.57%$0.92Quarterly15.62%6.19%11N/AModerate Buy$168.03
4.86%
$124.17 - $179.61$2.54T
Microsoft Co. stock logo
MSFT
Microsoft
$280.57
+1.0%
0.97%$2.72Quarterly30.22%10.25%205/17/2023Moderate Buy$287.30
2.40%
$213.43 - $315.95$2.09T
Amazon.com, Inc. stock logo
AMZN
Amazon.com
$98.13
-0.6%
0.20%$0.20-74.07%N/AN/AN/AModerate Buy$144.72
47.48%
$81.43 - $170.83$1.01T
NVIDIA Co. stock logo
NVDA
NVIDIA
$267.79
-1.5%
0.06%$0.16Quarterly9.20%N/AN/AN/AModerate Buy$257.82
-3.72%
$108.13 - $289.46$661.44B
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company Limited stock logo
TSM
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing
$92.79
-1.9%
1.53%$1.42Quarterly21.65%N/A16/15/2023Moderate Buy$90.25
-2.74%
$59.43 - $109.75$481.22B
UnitedHealth Group Incorporated stock logo
UNH
UnitedHealth Group
$475.99
+1.3%
1.39%$6.60Quarterly31.15%15.63%13N/AModerate Buy$599.68
25.99%
$449.70 - $558.10$444.03B
Exxon Mobil Co. stock logo
XOM
Exxon Mobil
$103.53
+0.1%
3.52%$3.64Quarterly27.45%1.15%40N/AModerate Buy$121.64
17.49%
$79.29 - $119.63$421.47B
Visa Inc. stock logo
V
Visa
$221.04
-0.7%
0.81%$1.80Quarterly25.17%14.47%14N/AModerate Buy$259.11
17.22%
$174.60 - $234.30$415.78B
Johnson & Johnson stock logo
JNJ
Johnson & Johnson
$152.65
+1.0%
2.96%$4.52Quarterly67.06%5.87%61N/AHold$174.73
14.47%
$150.11 - $186.69$397.54B
Walmart Inc. stock logo
WMT
Walmart
$141.80
+0.8%
1.61%$2.28Quarterly53.27%1.85%515/4/2023Moderate Buy$162.44
14.55%
$117.27 - $160.77$382.24B
JPMorgan Chase & Co. stock logo
JPM
JPMorgan Chase & Co.
$124.91
-1.5%
3.20%$4.00Quarterly33.11%5.57%N/A4/5/2023Moderate Buy$149.28
19.51%
$101.28 - $144.34$367.65B
The Procter & Gamble Company stock logo
PG
Procter & Gamble
$146.72
+2.0%
2.49%$3.65Quarterly64.04%6.90%67N/AModerate Buy$155.27
5.83%
$122.18 - $164.90$346.13B
Novo Nordisk A/S stock logo
NVO
Novo Nordisk A/S
$152.75
+2.8%
1.11%$1.70Annually48.99%N/A1N/AModerate Buy$697.78
356.81%
$95.02 - $153.64$345.67B
Mastercard Incorporated stock logo
MA
Mastercard
$351.63
-0.8%
0.65%$2.28Quarterly22.31%3.70%114/5/2023Moderate Buy$413.41
17.57%
$276.87 - $390.00$335.19B
Eli Lilly and Company stock logo
LLY
Eli Lilly and
$336.13
+1.0%
1.34%$4.52Quarterly65.51%15.02%9N/AModerate Buy$382.05
13.66%
$276.83 - $384.44$319.42B
Chevron Co. stock logo
CVX
Chevron
$156.06
+1.0%
3.87%$6.04Quarterly33.04%6.07%37N/AHold$189.50
21.43%
$132.54 - $189.68$297.56B
The Home Depot, Inc. stock logo
HD
Home Depot
$283.02
-0.3%
2.95%$8.36Quarterly50.12%11.79%14N/AModerate Buy$331.45
17.11%
$264.51 - $347.25$287.25B
AbbVie Inc. stock logo
ABBV
AbbVie
$158.02
+1.7%
3.75%$5.92Quarterly89.56%9.16%514/13/2023Hold$161.12
1.96%
$134.09 - $175.91$278.77B
Merck & Co., Inc. stock logo
MRK
Merck & Co., Inc.
$104.80
+0.5%
2.79%$2.92Quarterly51.14%7.40%12N/AModerate Buy$119.35
13.88%
$80.45 - $115.49$266.04B
Broadcom Inc. stock logo
AVGO
Broadcom
$636.17
-0.5%
2.89%$18.40Quarterly61.93%14.70%13N/AModerate Buy$674.17
5.97%
$415.07 - $648.50$265.23B
The Coca-Cola Company stock logo
KO
Coca-Cola
$60.90
+1.6%
3.02%$1.84Quarterly83.64%3.23%62N/AModerate Buy$67.55
10.92%
$54.01 - $67.20$263.47B
ASML Holding stock logo
ASML
ASML
$647.53
-2.6%
0.77%$5.00Annually30.53%N/A15/1/2023Moderate Buy$688.92
6.39%
$363.15 - $714.62$255.51B
PepsiCo, Inc. stock logo
PEP
PepsiCo
$179.09
+1.9%
2.57%$4.60Quarterly71.76%6.06%51N/AHold$184.23
2.87%
$154.86 - $186.84$246.66B
PepsiCo, Inc. stock logo
PEP
PepsiCo
$179.09
+1.9%
2.57%$4.60Quarterly71.76%6.06%51N/AHold$184.23
2.87%
$154.86 - $186.84$246.66B
PepsiCo, Inc. stock logo
PEP
PepsiCo
$179.09
+1.9%
2.57%$4.60Quarterly71.76%6.06%51N/AHold$184.23
2.87%
$154.86 - $186.84$246.66B
Oracle Co. stock logo
ORCL
Oracle
$88.01
+0.3%
1.45%$1.28Quarterly42.24%10.06%14/10/2023Hold$95.18
8.15%
$60.78 - $91.22$237.61B
Pfizer Inc. stock logo
PFE
Pfizer
$40.39
+0.5%
4.06%$1.64Quarterly29.93%3.31%12N/AHold$50.38
24.72%
$39.23 - $56.32$227.98B
Costco Wholesale Co. stock logo
COST
Costco Wholesale
$495.27
+1.5%
0.73%$3.60Quarterly26.45%11.47%18N/AModerate Buy$550.16
11.08%
$406.51 - $612.27$219.64B
Bank of America Co. stock logo
BAC
Bank of America
$27.14
+0.6%
3.24%$0.88Quarterly27.59%9.22%2N/AHold$39.28
44.72%
$26.32 - $44.39$217.22B
Thermo Fisher Scientific Inc. stock logo
TMO
Thermo Fisher Scientific
$558.26
+0.5%
0.25%$1.40Quarterly7.94%16.45%6N/AModerate Buy$647.00
15.90%
$475.77 - $618.35$215.17B
AstraZeneca PLC stock logo
AZN
AstraZeneca
$67.91
+1.0%
2.84%$1.93180.38%N/AN/AN/AHold$126.00
85.54%
$52.65 - $72.12$210.50B
AstraZeneca PLC stock logo
AZN
AstraZeneca
$67.91
+1.0%
2.84%$1.93180.38%N/AN/AN/AHold$126.00
85.54%
$52.65 - $72.12$210.50B
AstraZeneca PLC stock logo
AZN
AstraZeneca
$67.91
+1.0%
2.84%$1.93180.38%N/AN/AN/AHold$126.00
85.54%
$52.65 - $72.12$210.50B
AstraZeneca PLC stock logo
AZN
AstraZeneca
$67.91
+1.0%
2.84%$1.93180.38%N/AN/AN/AHold$126.00
85.54%
$52.65 - $72.12$210.50B
AstraZeneca PLC stock logo
AZN
AstraZeneca
$67.91
+1.0%
2.84%$1.93180.38%N/AN/AN/AHold$126.00
85.54%
$52.65 - $72.12$210.50B
Cisco Systems, Inc. stock logo
CSCO
Cisco Systems
$50.51
+1.5%
3.01%$1.52Quarterly55.68%2.78%134/4/2023Moderate Buy$56.38
11.62%
$38.60 - $56.94$206.88B
McDonald's Co. stock logo
MCD
McDonald's
$271.33
+0.6%
2.24%$6.08Quarterly72.81%6.17%46N/AModerate Buy$288.80
6.44%
$228.34 - $281.67$198.48B
Shell plc stock logo
SHEL
Shell
$54.57
-2.6%
4.21%$2.3020.14%N/AN/AN/AHoldN/A$44.90 - $62.75$190.20B
NIKE, Inc. stock logo
NKE
NIKE
$120.71
-0.2%
1.13%$1.36Quarterly39.19%11.51%21N/AModerate Buy$135.07
11.90%
$82.22 - $139.86$187.17B
Novartis AG stock logo
NVS
Novartis
$83.59
+1.3%
2.72%$2.27Annually71.61%N/A4N/AHold$82.63
-1.15%
$74.09 - $94.26$184.95B
Danaher Co. stock logo
DHR
Danaher
$248.17
+0.5%
0.40%$1.00Quarterly10.36%13.72%73/30/2023Moderate Buy$310.29
25.03%
$233.71 - $303.82$180.81B
Accenture plc stock logo
ACN
Accenture
$272.00
+0.1%
1.65%$4.48Quarterly40.69%10.96%184/12/2023Moderate Buy$316.50
16.36%
$242.80 - $345.30$171.43B
Abbott Laboratories stock logo
ABT
Abbott Laboratories
$98.05
+1.0%
2.08%$2.04Quarterly52.17%13.30%514/13/2023Moderate Buy$124.67
27.15%
$93.25 - $124.36$170.41B
Linde plc stock logo
LIN
Linde
$344.75
+1.0%
1.48%$5.10Quarterly61.82%10.17%31N/AModerate Buy$370.67
7.52%
$262.47 - $362.74$169.67B
Texas Instruments Incorporated stock logo
TXN
Texas Instruments
$179.51
-0.4%
2.76%$4.96Quarterly52.77%13.47%19N/AHold$179.70
0.10%
$144.46 - $191.34$162.67B
United Parcel Service, Inc. stock logo
UPS
United Parcel Service
$186.07
+0.4%
3.48%$6.48Quarterly49.09%16.55%14N/AHold$194.08
4.30%
$154.87 - $223.97$159.79B
Verizon Communications Inc. stock logo
VZ
Verizon Communications
$37.66
+0.8%
6.93%$2.61Quarterly51.58%2.01%184/6/2023Hold$47.11
25.08%
$34.55 - $55.51$158.17B
Comcast Co. stock logo
CMCSA
Comcast
$35.92
-0.1%
3.01%$1.08Quarterly90.76%8.74%164/4/2023Hold$44.29
23.29%
$28.39 - $48.42$151.44B
NextEra Energy, Inc. stock logo
NEE
NextEra Energy
$75.69
+2.5%
2.47%$1.87Quarterly89.47%10.79%30N/AModerate Buy$91.58
21.00%
$67.22 - $91.35$150.43B
SAP SE stock logo
SAP
SAP
$123.29
-0.4%
1.28%$1.58Annually76.70%N/A15/12/2023Hold$119.00
-3.48%
$78.22 - $125.28$145.43B

Investing in dividend stocks is an effective investment strategy for several reasons. First, collecting a steady dividend payment on a regular basis can help provide investors with a reliable source of income to meet expenses. And if investors reinvest their dividends, they can build wealth slowly due to the benefit of compounding.

However, there are thousands of dividend stocks, ETFs and mutual funds to choose from. That’s why we’re offering this screener that allows investors to sort through dividend stocks based on criteria you select. For example, if you only want to see large cap dividend stocks that pay a yield of over 3%, you can do that. Similarly, you can even look for stocks in a specific sector or industry.

In this article, we’ll help provide investors with a basic understanding of how to make the most efficient use of this dividend screener.

Market capitalization (or market cap) is a measure of the market value of a publicly traded company’s outstanding shares. Typically investors hear about large cap, mid cap, or small cap stocks. However, in recent years market capitalizations are becoming more specific and now include mega cap, micro cap, and nano cap. The formula for calculating market cap is the company’s share price multiplied by the number of shares outstanding. In general, companies with larger market caps have more diversified businesses and their share price tends to be less volatile. Because of this slower growth, they are more likely to offer shareholders a dividend.

Dividend-paying companies come from many different industries. And many times, investors care more about factors like dividend yield and payout ratio than a company’s particular sector. However, there are times when specific sectors or industries present investors with exceptional growth opportunities. Plus, certain investors only want to look at stocks in specific areas such as utilities, technology, or materials. Sector categories are broader and more general while the industry category is narrower and more specific.

Many dividend investors rely on the opinion of analysts. The dividend screener allows investors to select only those dividend stocks that have a certain rating (buy, strong buy, hold, etc.).  The consensus upside is a way to fine-tune the screener even more. You can choose to see stocks that analysts expect to go up or down by a certain percentage.

Additionally, you can input your own consensus price target and/or current price for a stock. So if you were looking only for stocks that were under $100, you could set the screener to show you stocks with a current price of less than $100.

While this can be a useful screening tool, it’s important to know that the more specific you are, the fewer options you’ll have. That may be good if you’re looking for a dividend stock that meets well-defined objectives. But it may be too limiting for some investors.

A company’s dividend yield is a measure of how much money per share a company pays out as a dividend. The yield is expressed as a percentage. The formula for dividend yield is:

Annual dividend per share/price per share

For example, a company with a share price of $100 that pays a $5 dividend per share has a dividend yield of 5%.

5/100 = .05 (5%)

However, for the purpose of using the dividend screener, it’s not important that you know how to calculate dividend yield. It does that for you. What you need to understand is that when it comes to dividend yield higher is not always better. A strong dividend yield in one sector may be weak in another. And since a rising or falling share price affects dividend yield, it is a less reliable measure.

A better metric for many investors is the payout ratio. A dividend payout (or annual dividend per share) is the amount an investor will receive in the form of a dividend on a per share basis. So in our example above, if a company pays out $5 per share on an annual basis, an investor who owns $100 shares of the stock will receive $500 a year in dividend payments.

The best dividend stocks are ones that have a long history of not only continuing to pay a dividend but also to grow that dividend. Many financial websites will calculate a company’s three-year dividend growth. Like dividend yield, this is a statistic that is best to be compared against other stocks in the same sector or with similar attributes (i.e. market cap). Sometimes a company grows its dividend strongly in one year, but that turns out to be unsustainable. In these cases, a company may be forced to cut its dividend which can scare away investors.

The majority of dividend-paying companies issue dividends on a quarterly basis. However, some companies issue dividends on a monthly basis. In many cases, these are companies such as real estate investment trusts (REITs) or master limited partnerships (MLPs) with a business model that requires that they pay out a significant amount of their earnings as a dividend. These companies may be an appealing option for investors who are dependent on a steady stream of regular income.

Every investor is encouraged to buy low and sell high. One way to ensure that investors are buying shares when they have a better chance of increasing is to buy when a stock is near its 52-week low. Of course, this is no guarantee that the stock will rebound or when it will do so. Nevertheless, it can be an important data point for investors who want to ensure they’re not overpaying for a stock.

Find out why slow and steady wins the race with DividendStocks.com.