Meet the Under-the-Radar S&P 500 Dividend Growth Stock That Has Been a 128-Bagger Since 2000
Leading pest control services company Rollins (NYSE: ROL) has delivered total returns (including reinvested dividends) of 12,700% since 2000. That makes it a 128-bagger -- every dollar a person invested in Rollins stock 25 years ago would have grown into $128 today.While people might typically associate returns like these with more "exciting" investments such as Nvidia, Palantir Technologies, or even Bitcoin, Rollins serves as a perfect reminder that stocks with market-crushing potential can be found everywhere in our daily lives.However, I'm writing this today not just to point out how good Rollins has been in past decades, but rather to highlight how good it appears likely to be in decades to come. Here are four reasons why Rollins remains one of my favorite under-the-radar S&P 500 dividend growth stocks.Continue reading
Leading pest control services company Rollins (NYSE: ROL) has delivered total returns (including reinvested dividends) of 12,700% since 2000. That makes it a 128-bagger -- every dollar a person invested in Rollins stock 25 years ago would have grown into $128 today.
While people might typically associate returns like these with more "exciting" investments such as Nvidia, Palantir Technologies, or even Bitcoin, Rollins serves as a perfect reminder that stocks with market-crushing potential can be found everywhere in our daily lives.
However, I'm writing this today not just to point out how good Rollins has been in past decades, but rather to highlight how good it appears likely to be in decades to come. Here are four reasons why Rollins remains one of my favorite under-the-radar S&P 500 dividend growth stocks.
