This stock pays juicy dividends evry year. No apporaching an intersting support area. Looking for addiding to my position
Fundamentally HSBC is confident that their internal investment of process amelioration was a success which wil make the company a lot more efficient with regards to future challanges coming due to the automation revolution. Investors seem to believe and started buying the stock back. HSBC was always paying a nice dividend and so are they this year. Conservative...
one long term dividend payer stocks is BPL, which pays 8% yearly as dividend increasing dividends yearly for 6% for 20 years now 48% long term debt, fair value is 65$ trading at 63.50$ at the moment
TROW is another company that pays currently 3,2% dividend per share, increasing their dividends yearly for 15% in the last 20 years. fair value: 75$ currently trading at 71$ 1% long term debt (!), 15% increas of dividend in the last 20 years
Here is another dividend champion with a payout of 5,1% per share. Fair value: 43$ currently trading at 38$ Rating BBB+, 47% long term debt, yearly dividend increase of 4%
If you look at the dividend payout ratio, you see that TGT is trading at 4,4% meaning that you get 4,4% yearly for your shares. Company class A rating, 46% debt/ratio, stock's fair value is 63$ currently trading at 55$
Analyse stocks by looking at 3 MONTH time frame looking at Dividend Payouts and Dividend/Price Ratio. For example: A stock that raises its dividends for many years now yearly by more than 10% and has currently a 4,2% dividend/price ratio (meaning you get 4,2% dividends per every USD you pay) is a good buy, since it is very cheap historically and will probably...
As advised early this year on twitter and Facebook... now strategy plays out! Stay tight if invested as summer will bring the planned capital gains as well as a nice and juicy dividend!
Two major buy signals occurred along with positive news for the company in the past two weeks. The Monthly and Weekly charts show a positive break to the upside, with a low-risk stop loss point. Average yearly return of a monthly dividend is 11% #StayFriendly
SSI Very low active float due to high tute ownership (0.1% of 30,560,280 = 30,560) High short interest - 21.6% (6,600,489 @ 13 days to cover) TTM P/E of 9.17 vs. industry average of 21.04 7.98% dividend yield, ex-div 2/26/2016 No one on StockTwits cares about it... yet
Long term trade (unless we get a big quick move). Breakout high target $33!!! ENTRY: $25 FIRST TARGET: $27 SECOND TARGET: $30 FINAL TARGET: $33 TARGETS MAY BE ADJUSTED WITH CHANGING MARKET CONDITIONS*** Not to mention an approximately 6% dividend yield if you have to wait
Nokia has created H&S pattern since MWC 2017 in Barcelona. new phones, new 5G technology. Nokia is leader in network tech. Nokia will return in 2017 with new 2 android phones.
Looks to me like we have some healthy consolidation on the chart for this equity. The fundamentals are strong as well, I've visited a number of their properties and they all seem well maintained and the clients appear to be happy with the customer service rendered.
X has bounced off the bottom of its trend line. It appears that the people who bought the stock for the dividend, have bailed and I believe the stock to be heading back to its up-trend.
I am new to all of this but it seems to be showing good positive momentum. Looking for a recovery from the drop from $14.
WMT is offering a very nice entry, after forming a new weekly mode, which implies the strong uptrend is seeing reaccumulation at higher levels. I'm looking to enter longs at market, at the open, ideally on retrace to the mid point of the green triangle on chart. Stops should be below 67.40, for example at 66.51, or using 3 times the daily ATR. Yield is very nice...