Great. Can I add a couple of suggestions. When selecting a
dividend stock, I look for data on the safety of the dividend
(probably some measure of profitability vs divident cost and some
history of dividend growth over time.
If someone has an interest in an in depth analysis of trading
dividend stocks I'd suggest taking a look at
Investment
Quality Trends which will have a lot more info than I
imagine BPT is going to want to get into (although Matt you may
want to take a look in case you could work out a deal to share some
info???). They have been around a long time and have excellent
Hulbert rankings. Basic idea is to buy high quality companies when
the yield is in the high part of historical range which tells you
that based on history the company is undervalued.
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Posted by jroger on 1st of Nov 2010 at 11:02 am
Great. Can I add a couple of suggestions. When selecting a dividend stock, I look for data on the safety of the dividend (probably some measure of profitability vs divident cost and some history of dividend growth over time.
Title: dividend stocks If someone has
Posted by bkout3 on 1st of Nov 2010 at 11:26 am
If someone has an interest in an in depth analysis of trading dividend stocks I'd suggest taking a look at Investment Quality Trends which will have a lot more info than I imagine BPT is going to want to get into (although Matt you may want to take a look in case you could work out a deal to share some info???). They have been around a long time and have excellent Hulbert rankings. Basic idea is to buy high quality companies when the yield is in the high part of historical range which tells you that based on history the company is undervalued.