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.
Not exact matches
I'm an Australian investor who
focuses primarily on dividends as a means for evaluating investments.
David Dierking is a freelance writer
focusing primarily on ETFs, mutual funds,
dividend income strategies and retirement planning.
Though investors have been reaping the
dividend rewards of ownership for centuries, we will
focus primarily on the domestic U.S. market for our study of
dividend returns.
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.
Just because a
dividend growth investor
focuses primarily on optimization of the
dividend stream does not mean that he or she will not do well
on the total - return front.
I
primarily focus on index funds and
dividend funds.
He co-manages the Renaissance Diversified Income Fund, which is a Canadian
dividend growth fund
focused on generating a high level of income and long - term capital growth by investing
primarily in income producing securities including common shares, preferred shares, income trusts and fixed income securities.
As for
dividends: I prefer to compare my performance to price (rather than total return) indices, since that's what most investors
focus on primarily, so it's only fair I exclude
dividends too.
Primarily focused on paying reliable
dividends to shareholders, German and other European investors largely acquired only stable or «core» downtown office buildings in only a handful of tr, ès top - tier, 24 - hour markets such as New York, Washington, D.C., and Boston.