Are there any caveats?

Um, yeah, some caveats here.

First of all, this is limited to the universe of stocks covered by Morningstar analysts, and that's around 1,500 stocks.

So it's a subset, you know, of the broader stock universe, so I'm sure there are some, uh, you know, smaller energy and utilities that have increased, you know, 10% a year for five years or more that aren't going to show up 'cause they're simply not covered by Morningstar.

Um, I'm also looking at the year over year payout, and has that increased by 10%? And that might not align with...

There might be a stock that raised its dividend by, you know, 10 or 12% in a year, but because of the timing of the raise, it didn't result in a 10% increase in the total dollars per share paid out.

And I guess, you know, the final sort of caveat is that it's a somewhat arbitrary idea that, you know, you've got this 10% increase in five consecutive calendar years, and maybe it's more important to look at the total, uh, dividend increase over that five-year period.

So who are these investments suited for?