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Your FREE Income for Life Blueprint: Secret to 45% Dividends: Don’t be satisfied with tiny 2% or 3% dividends. Instead, you could be collecting huge 1-day payouts of at 28%… 41% or even 45%. Go here for urgent details.
If you want to build long-term wealth…
You must focus on Shareholder Yield.
It measures the amount of money a company returns to its shareholders as dividends, share repurchases, and debt reduction.
Shareholder yield is a more holistic money-return measure to shareholders than dividends alone.
Most investors focus on dividends and share repurchases when focusing on their yield.
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A dividend is an immediate tangible cash return.
Share repurchases are more of an intangible cash return.
As the outstanding share count is reduced, earnings are concentrated on fewer shares. Earnings per share rises, and with it the share price (hopefully).
A high shareholder yield points to a company well-managed, or at least to one committed to creating shareholder wealth.
I’m a dividend guy because I’m an income guy. Every investment I own must have an income component.
With stocks, dividends are the component.
I prefer more dividend yield to less. I also prefer more dividend growth to less.
There are plenty of terrific companies that repurchase a boatload of their shares annually, though their dividend yield is minuscule, or non-existent.
Because I prefer more dividend yield and growth, I’ve cobbled together an investment worthy list of five stocks that hit the trifecta: a decent dividend yield, a record of reliable dividend growth, and a record of continual share repurchases.
- Johnson & Johnson (NYSE: JNJ) sports a 2.8% dividend yield, 57 years of dividend growth, and $10 billion in share repurchases over the past five years.
- Coca-Cola (NYSE: KO) offers a 2.9% dividend yield, 58 years of dividend growth, and $13 billion in share repurchases over the past five years.
- Verizon Communications (NYSE: VZ) goes big with its 7.8% dividend yield, 16 years of dividend growth, and $40 billion in share repurchases over the past five years.
- Procter & Gamble (NYSE: PG), as steady as they come, offers a 2.4% dividend yield, 65 years of dividend growth, and $20 billion in share repurchases over the past five years.
- Medtronic (NYSE: MDT), perhaps the least recognizable of the five, offers a 3.1% dividend yield, 46 years of dividend growth, and $29 billion in share purchases over the past five years.
You’re familiar with most, if not all, the names on the list, but don’t let familiarity breed contempt.
Combining higher-yield income with dividend growth and EPS growth goosed along by continual share repurchases is as a sound a strategy as any for building long-term wealth.
Now, toss in dividend reinvestment – another favorite strategy of mine – for good measure and you’re well on your way to quickly building long-term wealth.
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Good Fortunes
Steve Mauzy