05-23-2026, 11:18 PM
The CCC List was a list of all dividend growth stocks on U.S. markets that were able to increase their dividends for 5 consecutive years or more. There is better description here. I used to print it out every month or so and sit at the dinner table going through it looking for interesting prospects.
I was planning to attach the last spreadsheet produced by David Fish to this thread so you can see what I was talking about but, even Zip'd, it's too big to post. I don't have an online drive to link to so I'll need to do a little research on this. Give me a couple days.
There are a few websites/blogs that mention they've got the latest version on their site but all require you to sign up or pay to get access. David Fish NEVER charged for the enormous work he did maintaining it and it was always available on the web without any type of gateway.
Justin Law's website took over for a few more years but he made so many changes and omissions that it became much less useful to me. Then he gave up.
This is what I'd like to get back to and post them here even if no one else will look at it. I never realized the work involved incorporating all that data. Of course, I don't have a Quotron or whatever Dave was using at the time to help simplify the task.
Sorry to be so wordy. I love talking about dividend growth investing, stocks, and personal finance. If only I wasn't so tied up in major maintenance and upgrades around the home and the sailboat I bought when I retired.
I was planning to attach the last spreadsheet produced by David Fish to this thread so you can see what I was talking about but, even Zip'd, it's too big to post. I don't have an online drive to link to so I'll need to do a little research on this. Give me a couple days.
There are a few websites/blogs that mention they've got the latest version on their site but all require you to sign up or pay to get access. David Fish NEVER charged for the enormous work he did maintaining it and it was always available on the web without any type of gateway.
Justin Law's website took over for a few more years but he made so many changes and omissions that it became much less useful to me. Then he gave up.
This is what I'd like to get back to and post them here even if no one else will look at it. I never realized the work involved incorporating all that data. Of course, I don't have a Quotron or whatever Dave was using at the time to help simplify the task.
Sorry to be so wordy. I love talking about dividend growth investing, stocks, and personal finance. If only I wasn't so tied up in major maintenance and upgrades around the home and the sailboat I bought when I retired.