Capital Growth Dividend Dispatch — Building Strength into November
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Capital Growth Dividend Dispatch — October’s Final Stretch
💼 Markets Are Calming, Confidence Is Building, and Dividend Investors Are Winning
The final week of October brought a welcome shift — volatility cooling, bond yields easing, and money quietly flowing back into quality. After a choppy earnings season, the strongest companies are standing taller: margins holding, cash flows expanding, and dividends still rising.
While headlines chase every rumor about rates and recessions, real investors are doing something else — focusing on the names that keep performing no matter what the market mood is. These are the companies building wealth the old-fashioned way: profits, payouts, and patience.
This week’s lineup shines a light on exactly that — capital-growth-focused dividend stocks with the strength to keep compounding while the crowd hesitates. Many remain undervalued, quietly setting up for the next leg higher as we move into November.
☕️ Grab your coffee, take a breath, and look closer — the best dividend opportunities rarely announce themselves with noise.
👉 Let’s see which names made this week’s Capital Growth radar.
Weekly Watchlist – This Week’s Top 10 Dividend Stocks Built for Capital Growth
10 Capital Growth Dividend Stocks in Focus
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Your Essential Dividend Investing Guide
- Top 10 Capital Growth Dividend Stocks (USA) – This week’s strongest names: steady dividend payers with serious capital growth power. I’ll share my portfolio highlights, fresh recommendations, and why these stocks stand out. Don’t just watch—these are the kinds of picks that can quietly compound into real wealth.
- Top 3 U.S. Capital Growth Dividend Ideas – Three new opportunities with the perfect mix of growth, financial strength, and rising payouts. If you’ve been waiting for your next buy signal—this is it.
- Top 3 Global Capital Growth Picks of the Week – Dividend payers outside the U.S. with the rare combo of stability and capital appreciation. A chance to diversify globally—before the crowd catches on.
- Dividend News, Market Updates & My Portfolios – The key headlines, big payout moves, and exactly how I’m shifting my own capital. Real-world insights you can act on.
- My Watchlist & Weekly Strategy – The names I’m stalking right now and the plan I’m setting up for the week ahead. Don’t miss what could be your next entry point.
Think of it as the next chapter in your compounding journey — a space where hidden gems, undervalued setups, and battle-tested businesses quietly gain traction while the crowd looks elsewhere.
These companies prove what true investors already know: dividends and capital growth aren’t opposites — they’re partners in building real, lasting wealth. Week after week, that’s the story we follow — and the advantage smart investors keep compounding.
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A new week brings another chance to grow smarter — and richer in perspective. This lineup isn’t about chasing headlines or trading noise. It’s about owning the kind of dividend-paying companies quietly building real wealth behind the scenes — the ones that get stronger while everyone else gets distracted.
What makes this week’s names stand out? Many still trade below their long-term fair value, hiding in plain sight for those patient enough to notice. Others have been quietly outperforming for years — in some cases doubling the S&P 500 while steadily lifting payouts and expanding their reach.
That’s the MaxDividends edge — uncovering resilient, battle-tested businesses with balance sheets built to endure and dividends built to rise. No hype, no noise, just quality doing what quality always does: compound.
👉 Dive in — this week’s Top 10 could be the next building blocks in your compounding journey.
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3 Capital Growth Dividend Picks to Watch This Week
1. 0.68% BRO Brown & Brown Inc
Brown & Brown (NYSE: BRO) is a U.S. insurance brokerage with a diversified model across Retail, National Programs, Wholesale Brokerage, and Services, monetizing commissions and fees from commercial, personal, and specialty risk placements — a not flashy but steady cash generator with pricing and exposure growth tailwinds.
For Q3 2025, revenue was $1.60 billion, up 35.4% year over year, with organic revenue growth of 3.5% as acquisitions and higher commissions/fees did the lifting. Net income attributable to the company was $227.0 million, while diluted EPS printed $0.68; adjusted diluted EPS rose to $1.05, underscoring margin resilience as integration and M&A costs weighed on GAAP comparability — still a solid margin play.
The company pays an annual dividend of $0.60, yielding 0.73%. The dividend increase track record is 32 years, with 5‑year dividend growth of +66.00% and a dividend payout ratio of 17.29% — conservative coverage with room for bolt‑ons and buybacks.
💡 Why Today?
Insurance demand isn’t slowing — and pricing power across commercial lines remains firm heading into 2026. As premiums reset higher and retention stays strong, Brown & Brown’s recurring commissions keep compounding with almost zero credit risk.
2. 0.55% CHE Chemed Corp
Chemed (NYSE: CHE) operates two cash-generative platforms: VITAS, a leading U.S. hospice provider, and Roto-Rooter, a nationwide plumbing and drain services network—not flashy but steady, with demographic and infrastructure tailwinds.
For Q2 2025, service revenues and sales were $618.8 million, up 3.8% year over year, with net income of $52.5 million and diluted EPS of $3.57; adjusted EPS was $4.27 as VITAS net revenue grew 5.8% to $396.2 million while Roto-Rooter rose 0.6% to $222.6 million—solid execution amid Medicare cap and cost headwinds.
The company pays an annual dividend of $2.40, yielding 0.55%. The dividend increase track record is 16 years, with 5-year dividend growth of +45.00% and a dividend payout ratio of 12.34%—ample coverage to fund buybacks and tuck-in M&A while compounding cash flows.
💡 Why Today?
Healthcare demand is climbing as an aging population drives steady growth in hospice and home care — Chemed’s core strengths. With labor pressures easing and reimbursement rates improving, margins are set to expand just as volumes accelerate.
3. 0.92% GWW WW Grainger Inc
W.W. Grainger (NYSE: GWW) is a leading MRO distributor, supplying safety, industrial, and facility maintenance products to manufacturing, healthcare, logistics, and public sector customers across North America and internationally — a not flashy but steady compounder with pricing and scale tailwinds.
For Q2 2025, revenue was $4.55 billion, up 5.6% year over year, while EPS missed on tariff headwinds; management cut the full‑year profit outlook accordingly — still a margin play supported by high‑touch North America and Endless Assortment scale. Into Q3 2025, the company scheduled its earnings release for October 31, with consensus expecting modest growth as volumes and price hold up against a softer macro tape.
The company pays an annual dividend of $9.04, yielding 0.93%. The dividend increase track record stands at 55 years, with 5‑year dividend growth of +41.00% and a dividend payout ratio of 22.94% — conservative coverage that leaves room for buybacks and reinvestment.
💡 Why Today?
Industrial demand is holding firm while supply chains normalize and reshoring trends keep U.S. manufacturing activity elevated. Grainger’s scale, pricing power, and unmatched distribution network let it capture that rebound with strong margin control.Top 10 Capital Growth Dividend Winners of the Week
We track them inside a model portfolio—adding one stock at a time, week after week.
⭐️ Week 10/28/2025 | MaxDividends USA Picks
- 10-Year Total Return: +642.96%
- 10-Year Annualized Return: +20.12%
- Current Dividend Yield: 0.71%
👉 Top 10 of the Week (USA) – Portfolio Performance
Capital Growth Focused
0.29% WST West Pharmaceutical Services Inc
0.68% LAD Lithia Motors Inc
0.55% CHE Chemed Corp
0.62% MSFT Microsoft Corporation
0.68% BRO Brown & Brown Inc
0.92% GWW WW Grainger Inc
0.77% SPGI S&P Global Inc
0.76% MCO Moodys Corporation
0.63% KLAC KLA-Tencor Corporation
1.02% EVR Evercore Partners Inc
Comments
This week’s capital-growth dividend lineup highlights the kind of companies built to create wealth through performance first and payouts second — steady earnings engines with the discipline to keep rewarding shareholders along the way.
Microsoft anchors the group with unmatched cloud scale and AI tailwinds, while Moody’s and S&P Global form the analytical backbone of global finance — earning fees every time capital moves, risk is priced, or markets rebalance. Brown & Brown and Grainger keep the industrial-insurance core strong, each quietly expanding margins as the economy steadies into 2026.
West Pharmaceutical and Chemed represent the healthcare precision side — steady, high-return operators thriving on consistent demand and cost control. Lithia Motors adds consumer exposure through disciplined auto retail execution, while KLA continues as the semiconductor cycle’s purest infrastructure play. Evercore rounds out the mix, positioned to benefit as M&A activity and corporate confidence pick up again.This week’s Top 10 is just the start—hundreds of battle-tested dividend growers with serious capital growth potential are waiting in the full Dividend Eagles list inside the app.
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Max’s Comment:
The Top 10 Growth-Focused Dividend Stocks aren’t just numbers on a screen for me—they’re the foundation of my kids’ portfolios. I keep adding to these names regularly, and when my kids turn 21, the plan is simple: hand them a portfolio built on quality, consistency, and growing income. A gift of freedom that keeps compounding long after I step aside.
New quarter, new milestone. Every quarter I put $300 into each of my three kids’ portfolios — building generational wealth one brick at a time. This quarter I added WestPharma and ResMed.
Kids’ Portfolios:
- Focused on capital growth, built around Growth-Focused Dividend Eagles
- Powered by weekly dividend growth stock picks with the help of the MaxDividends Assistant
- $300 each, every quarter
Top 3 Global Capital Growth Dividend Stocks of the Week
These aren’t just household U.S. names—this week we spotlight three global dividend growers that have quietly crushed the market while rewarding investors with rising payouts. Each one combines serious capital growth potential with the kind of dividend discipline that builds real long-term wealth.
👇 Let’s break down the top 3 international picks — and if you want the full runway of global Dividend Eagles, you’ll find the complete updated list inside the MaxDividends app.
⭐️ Week 10/28/2025 | MaxDividends International Stocks
- 10-Year Total Return: +1,841.11%
- 10-Year Annualized Return: +29.86%
- Current Dividend Yield: 0.37%
Capital Growth Focused
1. 0.36% 5344 Maruwa Co Ltd | Japan
Maruwa Co., Ltd. (TSE: 5344) manufactures ceramic substrates, components, and electronic parts for power electronics, communications, and automotive applications, with a strong base in Japan and exposure to global semiconductor and 5G supply chains — a not flashy but steady niche riding electrification tailwinds.
For the latest reported quarter, net sales were ¥17,256.0 million, up 6.2% year over year, while net income attributable to owners was ¥3,878.0 million, down 13.9% year over year — solid operating execution with some mix and FX pressure, still a margin play at record first‑quarter sales and operating profit.
The company pays an annual dividend of 90.00 JPY with a dividend yield of 0.24%. The dividend increase track record is 12 years, with 5‑year dividend growth of +81.00% and a dividend payout ratio of 6.50% — plenty of headroom to keep compounding while funding growth capex.
💡 Why Today?
Global demand for high-performance ceramics and electronic components is accelerating with the AI, EV, and 5G buildout — all core markets for Maruwa. The company’s expansion into advanced substrates and thermal solutions positions it right at the heart of next-generation semiconductor supply chains.
2. 0.10% KEI KEI Industries Limited | India
KEI Industries Limited builds wires and cables for power, infrastructure, industry, and retail—solid capital goods exposure with electrification tailwinds. Product range runs up to 400 kV across EHV/HT/LT, control, and instrumentation, serving institutional projects and a broad B2C network—not flashy but steady.
Q1 FY26 printed revenue of ₹2,590.32 crore, up 25.44% YoY; net profit hit ₹195.75 crore, up 30.28% YoY—EBITDA margin at 11.49% and PAT margin at 7.56% signal firming profitability.
A modest cash return story: ₹3.50 annual dividend with a 0.098% yield, a 10-year hike streak, 5-year dividend growth of +192.00%, and a lean 5.05% payout—leaving room to reinvest while compounding.
💡 Why Today?
India’s massive infrastructure and electrification push is creating record demand for power cables and transmission solutions — KEI’s specialty. With government spending accelerating and private capex returning, order books are swelling and margins expanding.
3. 0.77% IP Interpump Group S.p.A. | Italy
Interpump Group S.p.A. builds high- and very-high-pressure pumps and hydraulic components across two segments—Hydraulics and Water Jetting—with a global footprint anchored in Italy’s industrial supply chain; call it a not flashy but steady play on industrial maintenance and capex cycles.
For Q2 2025, revenue came in at €555.3 million, up 1.0% year over year, while net profit was €60.4 million, down from €62.5 million—a mixed print but with an EBITDA margin of 23.8% vs. 22.7% last year, pointing to a quiet margin play despite softer bottom line.
The company pays an annual dividend of 0.33 EUR, yielding 0.77%. Interpump has raised the dividend for 11 straight years, with 5-year dividend growth of +32.00% and a payout ratio of 16.42%—modest cash returns with ample reinvestment headroom.
💡 Why Today?
European industrial activity is stabilizing, and demand for fluid handling and hydraulic systems is rebounding across construction, agriculture, and energy — Interpump’s core markets. The company’s steady expansion into water-jetting and precision components adds both resilience and pricing power as supply chains normalize.The 3 picks we just covered are only the start. Beyond them, there’s a whole roster of global Dividend Eagles—companies that have raised payouts for 15+ years and kept shareholders winning across every cycle.
Explore the full updated International Dividend Eagles list now inside the MaxDividends app — your runway to the world’s most consistent wealth compounding machines.
👉 Dividend Eagles: Top International Stocks List (Tab → International)
Dividend Market Overview
A Deep Dive into Last Week’s Dividend Market Events
📊 Dividend Eagles Pulse
Here’s how the Dividend Eagles have delivered since the list went live in 2024:
✅ 564 (+6) regular dividends hit shareholder accounts
✅ 247 increases logged (+9.30% average)
✅ 10 special dividends sweetened the pot
❌ Just 1 cut (0.19% → 0.18%)
❌ 0 suspensions
Bottom line: the heartbeat of the Eagles list is strong—steady raises, almost no disappointments. Exactly what you want fueling your passive income.
Last Week’s Highlights from MaxDividends
A quick roundup of articles and dividend stock ideas worth your time.
👉 🎩 The October Aristocrat List: Elite Dividend Growers Trading Below Fair Value
👉 The MaxDividends Macro Report: October 2025
Now, let’s dive into the biggest movers and the stocks preparing to pay you in the coming days.
Top 3 Gainers of the Week – MaxDividends Top Stocks
Every week, some of our Dividend Eagles spread their wings a little wider. These are the names that delivered the strongest price gains on the market—proof that reliable dividend payers don’t just hand out income, they can also fly high on capital growth.
👉 Here are this week’s top 3 gainers from the Dividend Eagles list:
+8.22% NUE Nucor Corp
Nucor (NYSE: NUE) is the largest U.S. steel producer and a top North American recycler, running a network of mini-mills and downstream steel products—solid leverage to construction, energy, and manufacturing demand with a not flashy but steady EAF cost edge.
+8.91% NRIM Norththrim BanCorp
Northrim BanCorp (NASDAQ: NRIM) operates a community bank across Alaska, providing commercial and retail banking, treasury, and mortgage services—local scale with conservative credit and fee-income levers; a not flashy but steady regional lender.
+10.11% AVY Avery Dennison Corp
Avery Dennison (NYSE: AVY) is a global materials science and digital ID solutions player focused on pressure-sensitive label materials, graphics, and RFID-enabled Intelligent Labels—solid exposure to consumer goods and logistics with a not flashy but steady tailwind from automation.
Dividend Hike of the Week: Brown & Brown (BRO)
Dividend Increase: +10.00%. 25+ consecutive years of dividends. Proven Dividend Eagle.
Brown & Brown (NYSE: BRO) is a leading insurance broker spanning Retail, Programs, Wholesale Brokerage, and Services, with a nationwide footprint and growing international reach—solid fee-and-commission engine tied to commercial P&C cycles, not flashy but steady.
For Q3 2025, total revenues were $1.60 billion, up 35.4% year over year; diluted net income per share was $0.68, while diluted net income per share – adjusted came in at $1.05—operating leverage intact with margin work showing through.
The company pays an annual dividend of $0.60, yielding 0.72%, and has increased the dividend for 32 straight years, with 5-year dividend growth of +66.00% and a payout ratio of 17.29%; the quarterly dividend was just raised by 10% to $0.165 per share—still a disciplined cash return profile.
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My Plans for This Week
Alright — the plan for this week is pretty straightforward. I’m marking the start of November with a nice cup of cappuccino and a fresh round of dividends hitting my account.
Friday lands on October 31, and by then, my $682 will have reached the bank — ready to go back to work. I’ll be adding a few more shares, letting another drop of dividend income flow into the stream and push it a little higher again.
This morning, I opened my Watchlist, checked the Dividend Eagles, and reviewed my portfolio. Had about half an hour of quiet time, so I spent it doing what I enjoy most.
Here’s who made my radar this week:
Pool Corp, T. Rowe Price, OZK Bank, and Novo Nordisk. That’s where I’ll be deciding how to allocate this week’s $3,000 — plus October’s dividends.
Everything else is moving right on schedule. By the end of the year, I expect a few pleasant surprises — several companies in my portfolio usually announce dividend hikes in the last quarter. Always a good feeling seeing those “Dividend Increase” notifications pop up.
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Everything’s moving in the right direction—let’s keep building.
App & Platform Update
On the app side, things are going great. The first update is almost ready — and I think you’ll love it. I’ll walk you through it this Saturday. We’ve also added a new feature that lets you name your goal, making the process even more personal and motivating.
Behind the scenes, we’re still deep in the data trenches — and that’s serious work. Here’s one small example from what we handle daily:
We found a company that’s been paying and raising dividends for over 25 years without a single cut. In 2022, they merged two share classes into one, issued a 3-for-17 stock bonus, and simultaneously did a 1-for-5 split.
At first glance, the dividend might seem smaller — but if you understand the math, you realize they’re actually paying you more.
That’s the kind of deep work we do for you.Because we’re dividend nerds — proudly building the best dividend app in the world.
My Strategic Thoughts & Plans for 2025
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For the past 20 years, I’ve poured time and energy into building businesses. That’s been my main source of capital. In recent years, I’ve let the stock market go to work for me—growing that capital further through smart dividend investing.
This year I turned 40. As a father of three, my focus is shifting. I still love business and investing, but I want to do it on my own terms. My goal is to take a more strategic role, free up time for family, and finally pursue interests I’ve been putting off. Dividends make that possible.
In 2025, I’m transitioning to fully living off dividends. My main portfolio—stacked with strong growth companies and high-yield dividend stocks—will fund this shift.
📅 This Quarter’s Plan (Q4)
For the fourth quarter, my focus is simple: put more savings to work in the core family portfolio and keep aggressively reinvesting every dividend. The target is clear — push monthly dividends past $7,000 by year-end.
The strategy doesn’t change. I’m looking for stable, undervalued Dividend Eagles that start with solid yields and have the strength to keep paying and raising over time. Dividends are my lever — I collect them, reinvest them, and let compounding do the heavy lifting.
I won’t lock in specific tickers right now — opportunities shift as the quarter unfolds. What matters is scanning the best markets worldwide: the U.S., Canada, Japan, Australia, the U.K., and Europe, and picking financially strong companies that fit the MaxDividends secret formula.
And for my kids? The playbook stays the same: $300 each, every quarter. Three kids, three portfolios, one steady strategy to build generational wealth.
Strategy
The structure is unchanged — 90% high-yield dividend growth stocks, 10% capital growth stocks. The mission stays the same too: steady income, steady growth, and the freedom that comes from reinvesting.
Right now, it’s all about speeding up the cycle — dividends keep rising, capital keeps compounding, and every reinvested payout brings us closer to true financial freedom.
Everything is rooted in the MaxDividends Investing Concept and the Dividend Eagles framework. It’s simple, low-maintenance, and effective. Most of the time, I just watch my passive income grow—steady, predictable, and compounding every month.
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Happy dividends for all the holders!
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Max
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