I think it's cheap and worth it, VOD has a really
nice yield at the moment.
4 - 5 % on munis is definitely
a nice yield at a very low level of risk.
Not exact matches
GE is trading
at P / E ratio of 19.20 with a
nice dividend
yield of 3.63 %.
Like CAT, EMR had a rough 2015 which is presenting us with a great buying opportunity as it's
yield is sitting
at a
nice 4.26 % and with a current PE of 11.1 is selling
at much better value relative to years past.
If you have a good growth stock (a company growing
at 8 % / year) and that pays a 3 - 5 %
yield, you could set yourself up for some
nice gains and mimic a compound interest account.
These can range from an event that
yields several
nice interactions and
at least one offer to get together for a date, to going home feeling frustrated and convinced you are destined to be a dating failure.
Sitting
at jeep now 6,600 miles with a bad speed sensor, trans issues etc LOOK IN THE FORMS - Read the real reviews - the 4cyl is a FIAT engine - trans has known problems since 2014 — trying to see what i can do to get out of this vehilcle without takeing to big a hit — yes i know i picked a bad combo that
yields poor mpg and power but this thing is beyond issues and flaws —
nice looks poor function....
At the same time it provides a
nice FCF / EV
Yield of 10 % and a Dividend
Yield of 4 %.
Besides, you get a
nice 3 % dividend to hold the TSX right now, which quite easily covers the cost of financing a position (borrow
at 1.44 % after - tax, invest
at 3 % dividend
yield after tax — don't even need any dividend growth for such to be a nicely profitable proposition!).
At the same time, and ordinary investment in a basket of lower investment grade and high
yield bonds offers a
nice return for those willing to live with some default risk, which is over-discounted here, even with things as bad as they are.
Nice start Personali I would look
at telcos T and VZ they have very good dividend
yield.
XOM is trading
at P / E ratio of 12.20 with a
nice dividend
yield of 2.89 % and market cap of $ 406.98 B. Its 52 week high was $ 104.61 and currently trading
at $ 95.43, almost 8.9 % lower than its 52 week high.
There's no longer any financial risk to the portfolio, the share price continues to trade
at an NAV discount, our petites morts are beginning to accelerate, management's begun to return capital (unfortunately, they're neglecting to repurchase shares), the dollar rally adds a
nice tail - wind, and a renewed decline in
yields (10 yr UST's now
at 1.74 %!)
We see this as a
nice bonus,
at its current rate,
at another 1.5 % dividend
yield.
BCE very
nice entry
yield, but a little high Payout
at 74 % (but still much better than US telcos, and RCI payout less than 50 %), higher than RCI P / E
at 14 (RCI has 12).
At time of creation, this quarter's collection of companies has an average P / E ratio of 10.9 and a very
nice 3.50 % dividend
yield.
Or there's a high coupon or a low priced debt tranche that can be forcibly redeemed / called
at a
nice price — again, replace it with new low
yield debt.
Yield before tax stands
at nice 3.6 %.
When the stock was priced
at $ 41.36
at our buy price, we will start with a
nice 4.8 % dividend
yield.
What I am getting
at is that while high -
yields are
nice, they aren't the end - all, be-all of dividend investing.
Furthermore,
at ~ $ 41 per share, Pembina stock offers a
nice ~ 5.3 %
yield and good value with ~ 26 % upside potential for the next 12 months, according to Thomson Reuters Corp..