Is This the Top Dividend Stock of the 21st Century?

You can't raise dividends by an average of 21% a year for 24 years without doing a lot of things right.Average annual gains of 21% will add up over time. Just look at Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway, which managed an average annual return of 20.9% from 1965 to 2017, according to Buffett's 2018 letter to shareholders. That average return snowballed over the decades into a 2,404,748% gain. The same compounding magic applies to the dividend paid by Canadian Natural Resources (CNQ 1.00%). Since 2001, the oi ...