Payout Ratio Watch Royal Gold, Inc. RGLD|Stock|Common 1.36% $1.80 25 yrs 12.50% 9.95% 7.30% $7.06 18.8x -0.5x 25.50% FASTENAL CO FAST|Stock|Common 2.17% $1.56 25 yrs 0.00% 9.30% 8.17% $2.36 30.5x 0.3x 66.00% REPUBLIC BANCORP, INC. ...
Investing in a stock gives you fractional ownership in the underlying business. Some businesses grow over time. These businesses are likely to pay higher dividends over time. The Dividend Champions are an excellent example of this; each has paid rising dividends for 25+ consecutive years. What’...
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Coupled with a moderate payout ratio near 90%, a BBB- credit rating, and a focus on Class A properties more likely to remain in demand, Highwoods represents a high-yield dividend stock for contrarian investors who believe offices will remain a staple of work. ...
With relatively low debt levels and an A- credit rating, Lockheed is insulated from rising interest rates, too. Along with a conservative payout ratio below 50%, Lockheed appears primed to continue growing its dividend and remain a recession-proof stock for income. ...
APO|Stock|Common $176.43 +0.01% $99.82 B 1.05% $1.85 2/17 2025 $0.46 - Estimated 92.16% - EPD|Stock|Units $32.19 -0.62% $70.21 B 6.52% $2.10 1/30 2025 $0.53 - Estimated 31.40% - ENERGY TRANSFER LP ET|Stock|Units $19.04
which could result in net outflows for assets under management as well as decrease in fees charged to clients. Another risk includes prolonged declines in equity markets, which could turn investors off stock market investing. Most notably that hasn’t been the case for Eaton Vance during the “...
The stock looks cheap at 13.80 times forward earnings. Occidental yields 6.10%. It does have a high forward payout ratio at 83.60% today, which is a little too high for my liking. The carnage in the oil sector since 2014 has destroyed the earnings records of many oil and gas companies....
We've seen some really weak returns out of China's stock market despite, on paper, 10% annual growth for decades. The US Bank of America estimates that each 1% of GDP growth translates into 3.8% worth of corporate profit growth per share. The US is exceptional, and the difference is...
Moreover, company management can use dividends to placate frustrated investors when the stock isn't appreciating. That said, if a dividend aristocrat is able to grow the payout it gives to shareholders on a regular basis, it does imply some organic level of growth in order to fund those pay...