3 Dividend Deals With Dynamic Growth

I recently analyzed key metrics of companies that could increase their dividends in the near future. One of the screens was that the company make just enough return on assets to ensure continuation as a going-concern, but not so high as to draw excess funds away from a dividend increase. This is fine for the pure income investor, the risk-averse patron banking on those increased dividends to fund expenses. Unfortunately, it doesn’t do much for price appreciation or for the investor who needs to pay that future college tuition or vacation in the Bahamas. This article will look at factors that help ensure the company’s future equity growth as well as a stable dividend. Lest you think you are going to have your cake and dividends too, understand that no company can pay an above-average dividend yield while growing the business exponentially. This kind of profitability would draw competitors and... Read more