Sentences with phrase «total return of stocks»

It is true that the overall annualized total return of the stock market over the very long - term is highly predictable, almost certain.

Looking backward, the long - term total return of stocks, after adjusting for inflation, has been around 6.5 % to 6.7 %.

Dividend provide a stable return and are a key component to the overall total return of the stock market.

The graph below shows the 10 - year rolling total return of stocks since 1929.

The actual total returns of the stock market compounded are many times higher — about 4,000 %.

It is very realistic and possible to create a portfolio that will return, in dividends alone, the historic total return of the stock market, and to achieve this in 10 years or less.

This shows the Year 10 real, annualized, total returns of stocks using Simple Valuation Informed Indexing variant VIId.

In this project, we are teaching the DNN to produce an output number that is a good estimate of the probability that the company (represented by the input) will have a total return (price change plus dividends reinvested) greater than the median total return of all stocks.

As dividend income has constituted about 40 % of the historic total return of a stock that is a very bullish feature for ConocoPhillips for future returns.

Assuming that all dividends can be reinvested in a similar manner, this discount rate is also the long - term total return of a stock.

The (real) Total Return of the stock market (S&P 500) over long periods of time has been close to 6.5 % after adjusting for inflation.

In short, we can summarize my point and John's point in two sentences: Mr. Bogle breaks down the total return of stocks to multiple expansion & earnings growth.

Our focus on identifying a stock's true economic value and our willingness to patiently own it until that value is realized means that the penny - perfect purchase or sale price does not contribute meaningfully to the total return of the stock for our shareholders.

But if you look at the total return of the stock market at Year 10 or 14, you can make an excellent estimate of the how well the portfolio will do.

Notice that I did not refer to the total return of the stock market.

According to S&P Capital IQ, since the late 1920s dividends constituted about 45 % of the total return of the stock market.

Gordon Model Summary The total return of stocks in the very long - term is 6.8 % (plus inflation).

Using John Bogle's variant of the Gordon equation (or dividend discount model), the total return of stocks equals the investment return plus the speculative return.

Summary: At Year 10, the real, annualized, total return of stocks (starting today) will be: Ed Easterling: -7 % to 7 %.

With Caterpillar's history of increasing its dividend, its shareholders can look forward to a substantial bump in the total return of the stock for as long as the shares are owned.

That is, I expect a total return of stocks over the next year between a (15.02 %) loss and a 24.98 % gain (inner confidence limits).

The total return of stocks equals the Investment Return plus the Speculative Return.

In addition to arguing that low yields precede periods of slower earnings growth, Arnott also pointed out the role dividends have played in the total return of stocks.

More than a third of the total returns of the stocks we identified finished up 20 % or more on the year.

The investment objective of the scheme is to provide returns before expenses that closely correspond to the total returns of stocks as represented by the NV 20 Index, subject to tracking errors.

In short, we can summarize my point and John's point in two sentences: Mr. Bogle breaks down the total return of stocks to multiple expansion & earnings growth.

Under those conditions, the total returns of the stock market can be approximated by a linear function of the weight the stocks have in the WACC formula.