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To: bruwin who wrote (1751)4/25/2012 6:23:55 PM
From: Sergio H1 Recommendation  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 4720
 
Thanks for the doing the work on Buffett selection criteria. Some of the stocks on that list
are utilities, that's why they carry low earnings as percent of revenue. I passed on 3M
because of its high price to book value which is another Buffett criteria. Too bad I passed
as they reported better than expected earnings.

The following is a list of stocks that have increased dividends for at least 40 consecutive
years but less than 50. At lease one is a current Buffett holding. Only one is near 52 week
low while several hit a new 52 week high today. I have not done any homework on any stocks
on this list, but will be and I'll post if I find anything worth sharing.

dynamicdividend.com

Company Symbol Since Last Raise
The Coca-Cola Company KO 1963 9% (February 2012)
Johnson & Johnson JNJ 1963 5.6% (April 2011)
Lancaster Colony Corp. LANC 1963 9.1% (November 2011)
Lowe's Companies LOW 1963 27.3% (May 2011)
Colgate-Palmolive Company CL 1964 7% (March 2012)
Illinois Tool Works ITW 1964 5.9% (August 2011)
Nordson Corporation NDSN 1964 19.0% (August 2011)
CLARCOR Inc. CLC 1965 14.3% (September 2011)
The Chubb Corporation CB 1966 5% (February 2012)
Tootsie Roll Industries** TR 1966 3%** (February 2011)
Hormel Foods Corporation HRL 1967 17.7% (November 2011)
ABM Industries ABM 1968 3.6% (December 2011)
California Water Service Group CWT 1968 2% (January 2012)
Federal Realty Inv. Trust FRT 1968 3.0% (August 2011)
SJW Corp. SJW 1968 3% (January 2012)
Stanley Black & Decker SWK 1968 20.6% (February 2011)
Stepan Company SCL 1968 7.7% (October 2011)
Target Corporation TGT 1968 20.0% (June 2011)
Commerce Bancshares** CBSH 1969 5%** (November 2011)
Black Hills Corporation BKH 1970 1% (January 2012)
Connecticut Water Service CTWS 1970 2.2% (August 2011)
H.B. Fuller Company FUL 1970 13% (April 2012)
National Fuel Gas Co. NFG 1971 2.9% (June 2011)
SYSCO Corporation SYY 1971 3.8% (November 2011)
Becton, Dickinson and Co. BDX 1972 9.8% (November 2011)
C.R. Bard, Inc. BCR 1972 5.6% (June 2011)
Leggett & Platt, Inc. LEG 1972 3.7% (August 2011)
Mine Safety Appliances MSA 1972 4.0% (May 2011)
Tennant Company TNC 1972 21.4% (November 2010)
Universal Corporation UVV 1972 2.1% (November 2011)
W.W. Grainger, Inc. GWW 1972 22.2% (April 2011)
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To: bruwin who wrote (1751)4/29/2012 7:39:08 PM
From: Spekulatius  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 4720
 
Bruwin, are you sure about the net earnings > 20% of revenues? That seems like an extremely high hurdle to take, no industrial or consumer good company will be able to make that. The only business that comes close to 20% post tax profitability in some cases, are pharmaceuticals and ironically that is one business that WEB rarely invested in (with the exception of Sanofi).