Undervalued Dividend Aristocrats: Clorox and NextEraEnergy Show Lots of Upside Potential.

Aktuell können Anleger laut Morningstar zwei unterbewertete Dividenden-Aktien finden, die nicht nur hohe Dividendenrenditen bieten, sondern auch noch viel Kurspotenzial haben. Um welche Aktien es sich handelt.
Normalerweise würden Dividenden-Aristokraten – also Aktien, die seit 25 Jahren steigende Dividenden zahlen – auf oder über ihrem fairen Wert notieren, erklärt Susan Dziubinski, Expertin bei Morningstar. Denn meistens seien Anleger bereit, für zukünftig steigende Dividenden, etwas mehr für die Aktien zu bezahlen.
Und Dziubinski fügt hinzu: „Aber heute haben wir es mit zwei Dividendenaristokraten zu tun, deren Aktien deutlich unter dem gehandelt werden, was Morningstar für wert hält – anders ausgedrückt: Diese Aktien werden mit seltenen und erheblichen Abschlägen gegenüber unseren Fair-Value-Schätzungen gehandelt. Da diese Aktien nicht oft unter ihrem fairen Wert gehandelt werden, haben Anleger die seltene – und vielleicht kurze – Gelegenheit, diese Dividendenaristokraten zum Verkauf zu ergattern.“
Die beiden Dividendenaristokraten, die Morningstar als unterbewertet betrachtet, sind Clorox und NextEraEnergy.

Clorox – Dividend yield of 3.01 percent and 34 percent potential

Clorox is an American company that primarily produces cleaning products and other products used in and around the home. The stock has lost value recently, partly due to a cyber attack that is expected to lead to weaker numbers in the next quarter. However, according to Morningstar, this is a temporary problem and Clorox's dividend growth will continue. The company is a leader in its product categories in the United States and around 80% of sales come from brands that are either number one or number two in their category. According to Morningstar, Clorox stock offers a dividend yield of 3.01% and has a potential of 34% to the fair value of $168.

NextEraEnergy – dividend yield of 2.55 percent and 55 percent potential

NextEraEnergy is a high-quality regulated energy provider in Florida with a rapidly growing renewable energy business. According to Morningstar, NextEraEnergy offers investors a secure dividend and industry-leading renewable energy growth potential. However, rising interest rates have made investors skeptical of utility stocks, resulting in discounts to NextEraEnergy's fair value. This is the first time such discounts have been observed since 2009. NextEraEnergy stock offers a dividend yield of 2.55% and has a potential of 55% to the fair value of $82, according to Morningstar.
The year 2024 is approaching and these two stocks offer investors the opportunity to bet on increasing dividends. It's worth taking a closer look at these Dividend Aristocrats because, according to Morningstar, they are undervalued and have plenty of upside potential.