If the number of shares owned by the investor does not change, the
yield on cost will increase if the company increases the dividend it pays to shareholders; otherwise
yield on cost will
remain constant.
(Will you pay $ 650 or $ 750 for the same 100 shares)(
Yield helps to determine if one could get a better investment for that extra $ 100 in another stock) Once you purchase the stock, you focus on «yield on cost» (If dividends go up, your «Yield on Cost» goes up, if the dividend remains the same then your «Yield on Cost» remains the s
Yield helps to determine if one could get a better investment for that extra $ 100 in another stock) Once you purchase the stock, you focus
on «
yield on cost» (If dividends go up, your «Yield on Cost» goes up, if the dividend remains the same then your «Yield on Cost» remains the s
yield on cost» (If dividends go up, your «Yield on Cost» goes up, if the dividend remains the same then your «Yield on Cost» remains the sa
cost» (If dividends go up, your «
Yield on Cost» goes up, if the dividend remains the same then your «Yield on Cost» remains the s
Yield on Cost» goes up, if the dividend remains the same then your «Yield on Cost» remains the sa
Cost» goes up, if the dividend
remains the same then your «
Yield on Cost» remains the s
Yield on Cost» remains the sa
Cost»
remains the same).