Sentences with phrase «focus on dividends»

In my original article on selling options against your stock positions, I did not focus on dividend stocks.

So why would an investor focused on dividend income buy a stock that yields around 1 %?

There is very little information on the index available currently other than it is market cap weighted and focused on dividend income.

Remember, this strategy only focuses on dividend yields.

Many dividend investors point to the peace of mind created by focusing on dividend stocks and receiving predictable dividend payments.

For investors focused on dividends in tech companies, one cue could be cash.

In addition, there is a particular focus on dividend growth investing and option trading.

Do they actually have their portfolios focused on dividends.

The reason for focusing on dividends is that they are steady.

It turns out a dependable income stream isn't the only reason to focus on dividends when you get close to retirement.

Learn about the risks of investing in funds focused on dividends.

If you're a long - term value investor who focuses on dividend growth this could be an interesting time to lock in great values with attractive yields.

However, putting maximum weight and focus on dividends does not simultaneously mean at the exclusion of other important fundamental metrics.

During periods of uncertainty and high volatility people tend to focus on dividends because they're seen as a reliable source of cash flow when in fact, they are not guaranteed.

Focusing on dividend payouts is important, but one must not ignore the forest behind the trees.

Since we are pursuing a strategy of long - term investing independent of short - term fluctuations in share price, we are primarily focusing on dividend yield.

The debt is quite heavy and investors didn't like it when management shifted from focusing on dividend growth to paying down debt.

We've already written a pretty extensive post about why focusing on dividend stocks is just plain silly.

I've been solely focused on dividend growth investing for the past decade, and devoted essentially all of my savings that way.

Time to get focused on my dividend growth portfolio for 2018.

For taxable investors who have above - average incomes, it may not make sense to focus on dividends at all.

I was more trying to draw a distinction around focusing on dividend stocks or funds in particular.

I've developed a strong focus on dividend investing, so from that point of view, I'd recommend: 1.

So far I am rising to the challenge and I am laser focused on the dividend goal.

If income is your objective, it makes more sense, to me at least, to focus on the dividend potential that your equity portfolio is capable of achieving.

I am asking that the reader focus on the dividends primarily in order for me to illustrate that waiting for fair value can produce more total dividend income in the long run.

Capital allocation can be in and of itself a long discussion, so I am going to focus on the dividend aspect, one tool in the tool box of capital allocation.

I also suggest focusing on the dividend line (the white line in the dark green earnings) and notice how it continuously rises in spite of price volatility.

Funds that focus on dividends vary widely in their approaches.

Though I invest in stocks I never really focused on dividend stocks.

After battling the 2008 financial crisis successfully, the bank is again focusing on the dividend.

[An eventual focus on dividends, REIT status, etc. will definitely encourage that focus].

Nevertheless, the fund has clearly exhibited some defensive qualities in a challenged asset class, by focusing on dividend - paying equities and fixed - income securities.

One focuses on dividend income, one on value (long - term capital appreciation) and the last one on growth.

In addition, there is a particular focus on dividend growth investing and option trading.

For investors focused on dividends in tech companies, one cue could be cash.

It will be hard to focus on the dividends when the price losses are much more.

The quantitative models focus on dividend yield, historical volatility of the stocks and the company's dividend policy.

Although both of these funds focus on dividends, they take a different approach that has led to disparities in performance and income over time.

People who focus on dividend investing tend to ignore ongoing costs.

My site focuses on dividend stock analysis and general investment commentary.

My site focuses on dividend stock analysis and general investment commentary.

A portfolio focused on dividends can do much better.

Focusing on dividend payouts is important, but one must not ignore the forest behind the trees.