Emerson Electric Co. (NYSE:EMR)

high yield

Emerson Electric has been paying dividends for almost 65 years, has consecutively increased its dividends for over five decades. PEG Ratio, .99. Loaded with cash.

Great company that has a long track record of steady performance. The market has oversold this gem due to disruptions from the flooding in Southeast Asia.

Long term gainer that I've never found the perfect entry point for but for CAPS sake I'll add from here.

12/11

Was hoping to get into this dividend growth story around 46, but may have missed the boat.

Then again, if Euroland defaults and the Euro breaks, this might be an incredible buy soon...

Adding it to my CAPS picks so I can watch it - should outperform from here nicely.

Good reliable dividend growth should do well over the long run.

Depends on political power of the Tea Party

Long Term outperform.

Insider buying on a value play:

http://seekingalpha.com/article/287666-3-more-stocks-with-heavy-insider-buying-that-look-like-bargains?source=email_authors_alerts

Solid line of products with international market. Good dividend. Company appears to have ethical board of directors.

HIGH DIVIDENDS AS BONDS PLUMMET

Quality company with nice dividend oversold.

I'll give the credit to Rich Smith's article.

EMR is a great balance between value and growth. Nice share price to owner earnings ratio, great ROE, nice growth in earnings, low P/E and GREAT CEO. This is one to own for the long-term and load up on during the dips. It has gone down since I added it to my CAPS, I probably should have waited for a dip, but over the long-term it won't matter much. If you are considering purchasing actual stock, wait for a dip and pull the trigger. Then keep buying on the dips.

Emerson has been on a good run and although it has slowed and pulled back some recently it still remains an interesting long term investment. As a global leader in innovative technologies that help companies reduce power consumption and increase energy efficiency (reduce energy costs), Emerson's technologies will remain in high demand as the energy costs continue to rise. Emerson's solid dividend and long history of raising dividends, provides a of a safety net an overall declining market. Buying incrementally during pullbacks makes sense (and dollars) as the trend of ever increasing global energy demand will eventually overrun short term market down trends and help power Emerson higher.

Hit hard by worries of a slowing economy this premier long-term performer has lagged the market in recent months. You get a stock with a multi-decade record of dividend increases at a market PE and yield with a PE/Growth ratio of just 1.1. This stock is almost always a good buy long-term, so picking it up during periods when itt underperforms the market is a wise move.

EMR will grow slowly in a stock specific market

Just pulled back 10% creating an opportunity. Long-term growth story is still there.