TGT
Target Corporation
stock NYSE

XOM is a great Dividend Aristocrat, and I see it becoming a King in 7 years easily.
It's div cagr is 2- 3%,,,,, not too bad.
I just sold all my CVX and TGT to buy KMB, ARCC, and a little JEPI. So far I'm glad I did, even tho their NAVs still rose, I'm after dividends. And CVX was below 4% and TGT is paying out more than they're earning (or were). And I use a 13 point system to monitor and rid myself of violators whose safety scores drop too low. We all have our methods to the madness.

Thank you for the detailed feeback.
Once I am out of gold and silver stocks, I really want to deploy all that money into more undervalued stocks with solid dividend growth cagr similar to the ones you mentined AVGO, MSFT, CRM, TGT, PEP, KO, MCO, C, INTU, CLX, etc.
I also want to deploy capital into blue chip O&E stocks like CVX, XOM, TTE, COP, etc. Oil is way too cheap with respect to gold price. It will eventually need to play the catch-up game just like it did in the last gold bull run (2000 to 2011). I am very happy with the performance of the ones I have in the O&S sector.... PBR, RIG, GTE, PEO, BTE, EWZ. I expect RIG and GTE to be 4-6 bagger eventually.

I see no issues with your screening. Lots of strong value picks. I do similar screening all the time. I own TGT, UPS, CUBE, and CRM. I like the odds of each of them improving profitability over the long term although 3 of them are already quite profitable and comfortably cover the dividend.
I don’t like the profitability of HRL so I stay away. Even in the best of times, margins were in the single digits. Compare that to KHC, which needs a turnaround but was very profitable at one time. I wouldn’t personally buy KHC, but I can see a potentially convincing story.
CMCSA is in a dying industry, but there’s no risk to the dividend. The share buybacks are progressing nicely to create a stronger investment case.
I don’t understand financials, so I let SCHD hold my exposure to their dividends.
All this being said, your 8% yield tells me you want income now. I do not. I want income in 20 years, so I buy companies that have profitability growth still to come so that those dividends can compound. I’m sorry to say that will result in very different judgments on the same tickers.
My newest buy was ZTS. Screening also popped up FDS, ACN, and EMN. But I don’t know if any of those fit your yield criteria and I haven’t finished the rest of my due diligence.

Thnks for the kind words.
Which ones are you targetting to buy? Let me know about the following...been researching on them for a while. I feel they haven't quite bottomed yet.
INTU, HPQ, PRU, ADP, CRM, DOC, CMCSA, BX, TGT

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Very effective with disciplined approach and stacking small gains. TGT is long shares with covered calls but everything else is from scalping. I aim for $500/day with 5 trades or less

Yeah. I had some TGT calls that I thought would print. But alas, sold at a loss

Cool $TGT price action. Really fun. Demure.

Yeah, the excitement about the tariffs ended up. TGT went up almost 3% instantly and it’s now down

You don't understand how the stock market works apparently.
You're stuck on the "List stocks by P/E" narrative when that's not how stocks work in today's economy.
Costco's P/E is high, yes. It's been high, in the traditional industry sense, for many years now. Yet, people keep buying. Why? Because it's not treated as your traditional retail company.
What's the risk of Costco stock dropping? Low. Why? Because their membership numbers dictate the story. People are signing up in record numbers with near record highs in membership retention. What does that tell you? That they continue growing in a very predictable and consistent manner.
I never said it wasn't expensive in a traditional sense. A stock could be expensive but you can still make money off of it. Is your measure of a stock being expensive based on P/E? Please explain to me, do you think the largest investors of Costco don't know what you know that the P/E is too high, EPS is too low, etc., for the price Costco is at right now? That takes ten seconds of research to look up.
The nuance with Costco stock is simple as fuck: It's seen as a defensive stock with consistent business growth, expanding warehouse stores, a tough barrier-to-entry, strong business model, strong employee retention, strong membership retention (consistent profit), and more profitable every year. Name me a company like that right now that operates in the consumer staples industry..

Their EPS doubled in five years, BTW. Walmart can't sniff that, TGT can't sniff that. I also own BJ's stock as well.

Thanks for the response drag and drop SL and TGT i have seen with others but never noticed that with dhan.But with others trading view drag and drop functionality will work only for first set of lots, say 65 nos ,when we add another 65 nos (total 130 Nos) that option will GO OFF . So in real sense that is not at POSITION level and not suitable for high volume traders , but lets see what DEXT T3 can offer.