Donald Trump’s win and the Fed’s second rate cut this year have brought back the lure for dividend investing. Trump's pro-growth policies are expected to drive inflation higher and dividend-paying stocks can serve as a hedge against inflation. Meanwhile, the Fed cut rates by 25 bps after a 50-bps cut in September. The lower rates have made dividend investing tempting. While several dividend stocks could provide capital appreciation, zeroing in on stocks with a history of dividend growth leads to a healthy p ...