I agree with looking at
mature companies though if you are looking for more or higher dividends being paid out consistently.
Not exact matches
But here's the deal: Even
though this
company is solid and
mature — it's been public for nearly three decades — it's about to go on a dramatic run.
Dice have made an effort to make bad
Company 2 a more dark and
mature story, sadly this has resulted in the main characters swearing every couple of sentences and much of the humour has been lost but it still contains the occasional line to make you smile and the often cheesy scenes will also bring a smile to your face,
though most likely not on purpose.
The
company deploys a classic playbook of attracting initial customers within teams and then growing up to the point it reaches the C - Suite of
companies,
though the reverse is certainly possible as Dropbox
matures over time.