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Part of this lies in the reality that just like it is a market of stocks and not a stock market, dividend growth stocks come in all sizes, flavors, and colors. Some grow slowly, some grow fast, some offer very high yields, some offer lower yields to grow very fast and every combination in between. With one category I construct portfolios whose objective is to primarily produce a high level of current income within reason, coupled with the opportunity to see both that income and the capital grow consistently over time. The other category of dividend growth stock investing favors capital appreciation over current income.

Maher: losing to China; China’s jaded techies find a hero in Elon Musk; the right way to boycott the Beijing Olympics. That's the classic phrase from Lawrence of Arabia when Lawrence tells his Bedouin allies that as long as they stay a bunch of squabbling tribes, they will remain a silly people. Their new Silk Road Initiative is the biggest infrastructure project in history, indebting not just that continent, but large parts of Asia, Europe, and the Middle East to the people who built their roads, bridges, and ports. Jack Ma, co-founder of the e-commerce titan Alibaba, is a fallen idol, with his companies under government scrutiny for the ways they have secured their grip over the world's second-largest economy.

ARGAX has returned 3.88% over the past three years and 3.47% over the past five years. HMEAX has returned 5.46% over the past three years and 4.96% over the past five years. OTTRX has returned 4.25% over the past three years, and 1.59% over the past five years. ADAIX has returned 13.63% over the past three years, and 11.17% over the past five years.

Following are the ten biggest IPOs of 2020 and their YTD return so far: Founded in 2011, this consumer-focused digital healthcare platform operator went public in September 2020. The company priced its IPO at $18 per share, and raised $1.80 million after selling 100 million shares. The company priced its share at $25 per share and raised $1.93 billion. The company priced its IPO at $120 per share, while its share started trading at $245 per share.