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April 2012 Pocket Change Portfolio Performance
The Pocket Change Portfolio (PCP) was first introduced on September 13, 2008 as a real money dividend income portfolio funded by the "pocket change" earned from my various online endeavors. Each month I report on the portfolio's progress and update its holdings.
Dividends ReceivedTotal dividends received during the month were $626.42, consisting of:
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Pepsico, Inc. (PEP) Dividend Stock Analysis
Linked here is a detailed quantitative analysis of
Pepsico, Inc.
(PEP). Below are some highlights from the above linked analysis:
Company Description:
PepsiCo, Inc. is a major international producer of branded beverage and snack food products.
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Clorox, Northrop Grumman, Tiffany, Safeway And Several Other Stocks Raised Dividends
Every investor wants to earn more. It is how we define "more" and how we go about earning it that defines the type of investor we are. Income investors want more income. Yield is a significant determinate of income. Instead of buying a current high-yield stock, investors in dividend growth stocks prefer to build their own. Granted, the current yield may never be classified as high-yield, but over time the yield-on-cost can reach epic heights.
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