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+==== Fourth Quarter 2017 ====
+  * "How dividend growth can boost a stock's price" by Rob Carrick, RoB October 18 2017 page 11
+http://www.pressreader.com/canada/the-globe-and-mail-alberta-edition/20171018/281981787822438
+Inside this site are the five spreadsheets delving into data about the 24 stocks the Connolly Report has followed since 2008. Other dividend growth data goes back  to 1977. We compute average dividend growth per year on the six stalwarts over forty years...most on a year-over-year basis.
+Our next project is to update (for 2018...20 years) data on our largest actual portfolio which began in 1998. The $200,000 portfolio, with dividend growth, now produces well over $30,000 in income. What a retirement asset it is...a growing income, and as Rob Carrick says, a growing share price. The capital has more than tripled since 1998.