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    • Stock Analysis: United Technologies a Buy at These Prices [view article]
      Great stock, plus great dividend news today. Oct 09 12:24 PM
    • Four Value Priced Stocks: Sysco, Eli Lilly, PepsiCo and Johnson & Johnson [view article]
      I agree with you on all stocks but LLY. I am hesitant on it but not bearish.. Oct 07 10:16 AM
    • The First Shoe Drops as Bank of America Cuts Dividend by 50% [view article]
      Financials are tough to hold on for dividend stability at this time. I wonder if ACAS will be next.. Oct 07 10:13 AM
    • Bank of America Cuts Dividend 50% [view article]
      David,

      Thanks for the great timely article.as well as the link to my post..

      Oct 07 09:57 AM
    • Many Companies Are Still Raising Dividends [view article]
      Over the past 30 years dividend payers have outperformed non dividend payers; in addition to that dividend growers and initiators have much better long term total performance results than the rest of the pack.

      But you don't have to take my word for it. Check these charts out:

      www.dividendgrowthinve...

      www.dividend.com/img/d...
      Oct 06 04:53 PM
    • Attractive Outlook for MLPs Following September Lows [view article]
      I own some KMR. I think that mlp's should do well over the long term as long as the credit crisis doesn't deteriorate the economy further down.. Oct 02 01:45 PM
    • World Wrestling Entertainment, Frontline: High Yield Dividend Payers [view article]
      The funny part is that WWE pays out more per share than it earns.

      seekingalpha.com/artic...

      I recently analyzed NAT because it had more historical data available ( over 10 years) compared to FRO. It seems that if you could live with fluctuating dividends and your are ok getting a portion of capital returned, then a small position in tankers could make sense..

      seekingalpha.com/artic...       Oct 02 01:43 PM
    • Associated Estates Realty: A Winning REIT Investment [view article]
      Andy,

      I am sorry but the REIT that you are reviewing has a history of decreasing its dividends to shareholders.
      ir.aecrealty.com/divid...

      In fact the quarterly dividend in 2008 is less than half what it was in 1994. If history were to repeat itself i would imagine that your yield on cost will be 3% by 2022...

      Why don't you just purchase reits that increase their dividends like NNN or O or ones that keep them constant like ACC?


      Oct 02 01:38 PM
    • Of Banks and Bottoms: Not Yet [view article]
      Nicely put Saj. A lot of money has been lost trying to find "the bottom" in financials.. Sep 30 09:36 AM
    • TDAX Independence ETF Might Help You Sleep Better At Night [view article]
      I am sorry but an 85% allocation to fixed income sounds risky to me. Research has shown that a 50/50 stock/bond allocation might provide better risk adjusted returns over time. Sep 29 05:28 PM
    • Air Products & Chemicals: Worth Considering at These Prices [view article]
      Annual dividend payments have increased over the past 10 years by an average of 10% annually, which is higher than the growth in EPS. A 10% growth in dividends translates into the dividend payment doubling almost every 7 years. If we look at historical data, going as far back as 1985, APD has actually managed to double its dividend payment every seven years on average. If history were to repeat itself you'd have an yield on cost of 10.60% in 14 years :-) Sep 29 05:24 PM
    • Dividends: A Bright Spot In a Bleak Time [view article]
      Richard,

      Just because financial stocks got all the publicity with their dividend cuts does not mean that all dividends were cut this year. Do not base your investment decisions based off recent news or you will fail to see the big picture.       Sep 29 10:33 AM
    • McDonald's Dividend Raised 33% [view article]
      Yesterday was a mixed day for dividend investors. GE froze its dividend payment while MCD increased it pretty sharply. Sep 26 10:07 AM
    • First Time in Thirty Years - GE Won't Raise Dividend [view article]
      It's obvious to me that most investors here rely exclusively on capital gains as opposed to dividends. Since you are a partial owner of the business, why shouldn't you get paid for that ( dividends)?
      Imagine if there wasn't a dividend payment over the past decade. What would have GE's returns been?
      Sep 26 10:06 AM
    • Dividend Analysis: Colgate Palmolive [view article]
      CL does look interesting. I should probably go ahead and analyze it. Sep 25 02:44 PM
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