Monday, 3 October 2016

Why E-Commerce Companies Don't Pay Dividends

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Sunday, 2 October 2016

Did You Miss it? Powerhouse Patent Holder Added to the Best Dividend Stocks List


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Powerhouse Patent Holder Added to the Best Dividend Stocks List


Dividend.com added a $60 billion company to the Best Dividend Stocks list. This company is a leader in semiconductors and interestingly started off as an oil and gas company in the 1930s. It has increased its dividend for 12 consecutive years so far and has an incredible 40,000 patents worldwide. The company generated $3.7 billion of free cash flow in 2015. Since 2004 it has reduced its share count by almost half. Furthermore, this company has had an annualized dividend growth rate of over 23% for the last five years.

In 2015, this company generated $13 billion of sales. In 2016, analysts estimate an EPS of $2.93, followed by $3.22 for 2017, pointing to 9.89% growth. With a 46.5% payout ratio, this company has ample room to keep growing its dividend.

 

4 Reasons Why You Should Own This Stock:

  • 12 consecutive years of dividend increases.
  • More than 40,000 patents worldwide.
  • $3.7 billion of free cash flow generated in 2015.
  • Reduced share count by almost half since 2004.
Stock Symbol  Unlock   Price Recommended  Unlock
Company Name  Unlock   Date Recommended 05/25/2016
DARS Rating 3.9   Ex-Div Date  Unlock
Current Yield 2.18%   Pay Date  Unlock
All data in the table above updated as of 09/29/2016.

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Trailing 5-Year Dividend Payout History

  • Annualized Growth Over Last 5 Yrs: 23.4%.

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