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  • Dividend Yield As An Indicator Of A Bargain [View article]
    User 7965571, not a problem.

    Raytheon currently pays $2.2 per share. so to get 4% yield, that'd be $55. The equation is:
    desired price = annual dividend / desired yield
    desired price = 2.2 / 0.04 = $55

    Canadian
    May 5 10:28 PM | 1 Like Like |Link to Comment
  • What Does A Big Market Correction Actually Look Like? [View article]
    Thanks RS. Enjoyed the article.
    May 5 02:01 AM | Likes Like |Link to Comment
  • A Look At My Investing Mistakes With Dividend Stocks [View article]
    I admit I was guilty of trading too. I jumped in and out of JNJ and stayed permanently out (unfortunately) because the price ran away from me and I couldn't justify buying it at an even higher price at that time. I am now better at holding. Buy quality dividend growers at proper valuations and you're set! (Of course also remember to monitor how the company is doing periodically)
    May 5 01:38 AM | 1 Like Like |Link to Comment
  • Condition Of The Market - April 2013 [View instapost]
    Chowder, appreciate your taking the time to write your articles. As usual, I learn so much. Just wish I had known the implication of that volume bar on JNJ back then.
    May 1 01:54 AM | 1 Like Like |Link to Comment
  • Dividend Yield As An Indicator Of A Bargain [View article]
    granger, thanks for the link.
    May 1 01:41 AM | Likes Like |Link to Comment
  • Dividend Yield As An Indicator Of A Bargain [View article]
    Thanks skinbones.
    Apr 30 01:46 AM | Likes Like |Link to Comment
  • Dividend Yield As An Indicator Of A Bargain [View article]
    Tks maybenot. The dividend yield compared to the historical yields is just one indicator of a possible good entry point. One should always do thorough research on a company before deciding whether it's a good pick. I just thought that as a dividend growth investor, if the yield doesn't reach a threshold, then, it doesn't pass the screen for further research is all. Saves some time. And for me, the threshold changes for each company. In the case of KO, I try to get it around 3%.
    Apr 30 01:45 AM | 1 Like Like |Link to Comment
  • Dividend Yield As An Indicator Of A Bargain [View article]
    Pendragon, I go through my watchlist from time to time to see if the dividend is about to be raised. There maybe compelling entry points before the raise, such that if you want a company at 4% but it is not quite there, like say at 3.7%, after the raise, it might just get to the 4% if not very close to it.
    Apr 30 01:40 AM | 1 Like Like |Link to Comment
  • Buy Caterpillar On 25% Pullback [View article]
    Papa San, thanks for sharing your insight again.
    Apr 29 01:30 AM | Likes Like |Link to Comment
  • Dividend Growth And Me, An Anniversary Story [View article]
    chowder,

    I'm getting better at it, but I'll continue working on not being bugged by price fluctuations. I know I gotta accept the bouncing principal and just watch the dividend grow.

    If you start a price rehab center, I'll definitely consider signing up! lol
    Apr 27 03:21 PM | 1 Like Like |Link to Comment
  • Buy Caterpillar On 25% Pullback [View article]
    2AUSUM,

    Thanks for sharing your view. I see CAT as a nice addition to my portfolio.

    Canadian
    Apr 27 03:18 PM | Likes Like |Link to Comment
  • Dividend Growth And Me, An Anniversary Story [View article]
    Mike,

    I'm *almost* break even on Intel now. Finally. It seems like forever. I know I know, as a dividend growth investor, I shouldn't be bugged by the price fluctuations...

    Anyway, I enjoyed your story. Thank you so much for sharing!

    Canadian
    Apr 26 12:34 AM | Likes Like |Link to Comment
  • For Canadian Agricultural Chemicals Dividend Growth: Potash Or Agrium? [View article]
    SBDrive, I *suspect* you won't, but before you purchase any Canadian companies on the NYSE, please check with your fellow citizens on whether you get tax withholding.
    Apr 25 02:38 AM | Likes Like |Link to Comment
  • For Canadian Agricultural Chemicals Dividend Growth: Potash Or Agrium? [View article]
    uurum, sorry, I'm not sure why AGU has higher beta.
    Apr 25 02:34 AM | Likes Like |Link to Comment
  • For Canadian Agricultural Chemicals Dividend Growth: Potash Or Agrium? [View article]
    Thanks, Matthew. I understand it doesn't have a long enough dividend growth history (at least 5 years) for most DG investors. I would definitely think of adding to the core stocks first before adding to this one.
    Apr 25 02:32 AM | Likes Like |Link to Comment
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