Sentences with phrase «dividend machine»
The phrase "dividend machine" is used to describe a company or investment that consistently pays out dividends, which means it regularly distributes a portion of its profits to its shareholders. People use this term to refer to a reliable source of income from such investments or companies. Full definition
But don't forget you have 38 other dividend machines churning out more cash for you.
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Since REIT's are viewed as dividend machines it would be interesting to see an additional column in the table showing not only the stock yield, but the total return (yield plus reinvested dividends).
When you have a company that is able to raise prices and receives monthly payments, what you wind up with is a real dividend machine.
My Journey presents Updating My Perpetual Income Dividend Machine posted at My Journey to Millions, saying, «I started my perpetual income machine dividend portfolio at the beginning of last year and it has quickly become one of my favorite pieces of my financial world.
It is very easy to monetize a pile of cash and convert it into a neat dividend machine, which will deposit cold hard cash into your brokerage account regularly.
A long - time dividend machine, Genuine Parts has bumped up its dividend annually for 61 years in a row.
Just keep finding those «deals» each month, reinvest dividends and look forward to those raises to keep that dividend machine rolling along.
Still, CAT is a dividend machine that is currently yielding a high 5.04 % and a current PE of 12.7 which is well below its five year average.
I'll certainly keep cranking, as this dividend machine is picking up some speed and is producing some respectable monthly income that's steadily growing.
Yes, I will definitively stick to my holdings and steadily building up my «dividend machine».
They will either see the company as a great potential vehicle, like the original Berkshire Hathaway (BRK.A), or will turn the company into a dividend machine themselves, if management refuses to.
But I still see plenty of upside for QCOM as a dividend machine.
I built my dividend machine about eight years ago and thanks to it, I was able to retire a year ago.
The dividend machine runs like a well oiled machine pumping cold hard cash every month.
But the company is far more than just a dividend machine.
That just keeps the dividend machine working even faster.
Nice to see the dividend machine chugging along.
Though one must pay attention to quality at all times as one bad part could throw - off the dividend machine.
I also pay attention to the noises that come from each part in my dividend machine, anything out of ordinary gets my attention and if necessary gets me to take preventive actions.
As for the dividend machine, I spend most of my time maintaining it and making sure it keeps on running like a well - oiled machine and keeps spitting those dividends instead of smoke.
One last thing about the dividend machine, unlike any other machine, when designed properly, the dividend machine has a tendency to get stronger and bigger over time while requiring less maintenance.
Crossing the $ 500 mark certainly was a major milestone, as it means the dividend machine is producing truly meaningful payouts every month.
I'm interested in building a dividend machine, but still have a lot to learn about this subject (especially concerning taxes).
I have a very strong basis for further growth of my Dividend Machine, it's amazing, how generous businesses are with dividend hikes
2011 saw only modest growth as I was not shoveling as much capital into my dividend machine.