Dividend Stocks. Rated.
DiviScore ranks dividend stocks across 13 indices worldwide — so you invest with confidence.
DiviScore rates more than 1,000 dividend stocks across the major world indices with a single, transparent number from 0 to 100. Instead of checking a dozen metrics one by one, you see at a glance how well a stock fits a long-term dividend strategy, from the DAX and S&P 500 to the CAC 40 and FTSE 100.
How DiviScore Works
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What makes a good dividend stock
A high dividend yield on its own tells you little. What matters is the interplay of a reliable payout, healthy growth, a solid balance sheet and a calm share price. These are the factors that separate a durable dividend payer from one whose high yield merely reflects a dividend at risk.
The DiviScore captures these dimensions in one traceable number, so hundreds of stocks can be compared in seconds instead of weighing a dozen metrics one by one.
Dividend strategies
Four proven approaches to building wealth with dividends, each with a matching ranking.
Buy quality stocks and hold them for years while dividends are reinvested.
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View ranking →Frequently asked
What is the DiviScore?
The DiviScore is a rating from 0 to 100 that combines four pillars, performance, dividend quality, fundamentals and stability, into one number showing how well a stock fits a long-term dividend strategy.
What is a good dividend yield?
For quality stocks, 2 to 5 percent is considered a healthy range. Very high yields above 7 percent look tempting but often signal elevated risk or a dividend under pressure.
What does CAGR mean?
CAGR is the compound annual growth rate. Applied to dividends, it shows how fast the payout has grown over several years, smoothed across the swings of individual years.
Which markets does DiviScore cover?
DiviScore rates more than 1,000 stocks across the major global indices, from the DAX and S&P 500 to the CAC 40, FTSE 100 and more.
Does DiviScore cost anything?
The core features, including DiviScores, index overviews and stock profiles, are free and need no account. Premium unlocks detailed breakdowns, the 10-year simulation and watchlist alerts.