I can say the same about Raymond James. Raymond James went public in 1986. It has achieved a 40-year compound annual growth rate of approximately 17% . As you know, people don't really think about this .
The compound growth of Raymond James' stock has been incredible. It's a life-changing thing if you bought in the IPO, isn't it? So, you know, they're just good companies and the ratings are very cheap now.
Next stock on our list is Raymond James Financial. I featured this in the growth portfolio, but look at the correlation to price and earnings. But again, look at the most consistent line on the graph is the gold line, which is they've just steadily increased their dividend year after year.
It's a low yielder, that's for sure, but it does increase its income. So, if you've got a long time to wait, for example, then this could be one that you really want to take a look at.