How to Figure out if a Stock is Worth Buying

[@Totalpckge]

For those looking at this video today and here after if you want to follow along with his example on Yahoo Finance instead of Key Statistics the title now is just called Statistics. I hope that helps you follow along.

[@SimplyInvesting]

Correct. Thanks for the update!

[@OldMoneyLover]

hello, now yahoo doesn’t show the percentage sign (%)of the 5 Year Average Dividend Yield but only numbers. For example, it shows 4.7 but not 4.7%, what should I look up to compare? Thank you.

[@yuefengpan7001]

@@OldMoneyLover got same question here, any luck finding the answer?

[@VicBeatz]

Same question as @Robert Chung

[@shant545]

You help a lot ! but % for 5 years is gone now((( may be any new method to see that statistic ?

[@mikanbohol7342]

It helps a lot especially for a newbie like me. Everyday I'm learning.

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For me it’s all about making decisions and taking actions. Those who understand the basic concept of investing will appreciate his good works.

[@typicalgamer5560]

How did it go for you

[@estherzacharias1445]

To all his critics... just remember while your here posting negative comments to break his start, he’s investing be it minor and helping others.

[@roykissling93]

Yes I agree with you, these critics probably can't even generate $200 profits in a month but they here bashing a professional who has been churning out consistent profits

[@heartofthehood6252]

I see many comment on here about small returns, peanuts etc. yet this man has shared his portfolio openly. I dont see any of you with negative comments showing anything different. A lot of you are probably to scared to even pull the trigger on a stock worth buying. Keep up the good work S I.

[@diegocadei5774]

This advise is crap, take a look and watch how waste management performed, if you invested in 2016(when this guy said it was overvalued) you would now have doubled your starting capital.

[@footballdreamer9275]

And today Waste management is still overvalued since the last 4 years. Thank you

[@deustitties3589]

Neat info. People, do not forget that this tool should not be the only way to analyze if stock is worth buying. It helps to narrow down potential companies for further research before buying their stocks.

[@Guitargrease1]

Hi. Do you have links to the other tools needed?

[@jacobdavid]

Clearly explained. To clarify, not all stocks pay dividends, nor are they entitled to. Second, as share prices drop and earnings drop, companies have the right to adjust dividends to a lower $ amount or totally cut off dividends. That's the reality of owning shares if they start to perform poorly and lose stock value. The company cannot afford to give out 20% dividends for a $5.00 stock as that will bankrupt them, in a real world situation. So this is practically not feasible. Also, I don't know if historically dividend % returns will be 8% or more.

[@niravkumar_patel]

@Jacob David, Well said. @Simply Investing, This rule doesn't apply to FTR vs WM case as well. WM is trading 100+ and paying a dividend. FTR had a good ratio(current Yield > avg yield) in 2016 time frame & closed to bankruptcy.

[@hobomike6935]

"not all stocks pay dividends" ....why would you want to own it then? just for the bragging rights of being able to say you own a stock?

[@ronaldsimmons7316]

I found this helpful, especially the 12 tips which are useful. A good indicator which has proven invaluable for me is the 50 day moving average. If it's not meeting it, stay away, regardless of how good you feel the company is. Remember, you can't see holes in the boat just by looking at it. Good luck traders!

[@TheVicdub]

I so much appreciate this video. If I see more value in coming weeks, I’ll spend money to buy your course. Thank you!

[@bradquamina]

This has made me find a stock that increased by 20% in just 2 weeks. I made a lot of money and now looking for more stocks using this.

[@ravigohil999]

Everybody putting out negative comments. I believe, he is talking about identifying stocks with high dividend yield. Dividend is not paid everyday. It is paid only a few times a year. A stock with high dividend about a month ago can fall down drastically. Worth a watch. We should not put someone down. we may not agree so we can put our points forward but we should not put someone down like this.

[@vitaminb4869]

We're not putting down the guy, just his way of "How to Figure out if a Stock is Worth Buying". The guy could be a cool dude outside of that.

[@Gilvids]

@@vitaminb4869 buddy i think you missed the point. He is merely talking about whether a stock is undervalued or overpriced. At the end of the day no one is pointing a gun to your head and tell you buy stocks, its your own choice. I know im replying to a comment 2 years ago.

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Buy dividend stock now, Disney and Apple sure are a big start, Tesla is a must also.

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[@graceboyd1956]

How do I get to buy, I’m new in the market.

[@keistor4105]

Cheers 🥂

[@graceboyd1956]

Thanks for the recommendation, I appreciate a lot.

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Glad I came across this, please does he charge any commission for his services, I’m interested in working with him.

[@investmentprofessor2620]

I like to do both fundamental and technical analysis, combining the two can result in great picks, but it's a long learning curve to get there, no shortcuts.

[@yujirohanma5332]

I am also following the same path. I am new to stocks.. How are your trades going on these days?

[@chikaokolo4929]

8:01 is breakdown. Good video.

[@jthnsthm]

This helped a lot in patching a piece of confusion I had with went to buy. Thank you.

[@reiantaank3314]

If we are assuming that the dividend stays the same, why do we not just look at the average price of the share and compare with the current price of the share. And if current < average the stock is undervalued?

[@gaurangbhatt9662]

Reian Taank because the price also reflects the company. For example, Fitbit is down significantly in the past 5 years, that does not mean they are under valued but rather they are corrected by the market. This advice is total BS because it depends only on price and dividand. If there is no apparent problem with the company an 8% growth is generally expected. That means a rise of 8% in the stock price is generally expected. That means that the average yield over 5 years should be above current yield and so every healthy company is overvalued. This doesn't take future growth into account one bit nor does it take into account the company's direction (see fit bit to see its on its way to bankruptcy, but it's dividends if it had any would be way above the 5 year avg). In the video, IBM is used as an example but it doesn't take into account IBMs future direction. It's share price has dropped over 5 years. Can it pivot? Sure but you'll have to figure that out for yourself. If you need investing advice you just have to ask yourself what companies you see still being relavent 20 years from now. Don't go all in, hedge your bets. Also find the singularity in the compition. For example, electric vehicals are the future, that's pretty widely accepted now, and there are tons of companies building them... But they will all need batteries, that market will flourish. Then you can say which battery maker should I invest in, there are so many! The truth is, most battery makers will do well because every company would not rely on just one supplier. The other singularity in the chain is lithium ion, where does it come from? What will happen when demand for batteries spikes spiking the demand for lithium ion? Tldr: a company on its way to bankruptcy is "undervalued" according to the video

[@cjcurry2446]

gaurang bhatt That was some really great insight for a young trader

[@InvestingAlex]

Gaurang bhatt, you are assuming that for your example, lithium/battery producing companies would grow because of the demand for it in the future. How can you be so sure that other investors have not thought about your idea and that the markets have already priced in the future growth of those companies? So, you might have been too late. Maybe you are too early and that average consumers cannot afford to buy and maintain electric cars for decades to come and you will not see price increases for those battery companies. That is what you called speculation, not investing.

[@stephenhammond7500]

Thank you a lot this video really helped. I had a little knowledge but now this has given me an even better concept in what to look for and not just buy low and sell high.

[@JonSpohn]

Is the yield percentage locked in when you buy it or does it change depending on the share price?

[@Minato-tp9jd]

Spooner Bros im wondering this too

[@sten260]

it changes but it doesn't matter for you because you paid X amount of money for the shares already (locked in). you just have to hold them and if they keep going down then buy more, if it goes up then you stop buying those and find something else, but you have to hold them long term

[@balla2828]

I would really like a clear answer on this aswell. Let's say I bought into a stock when it was offering a 5 percent dividend yield, would I receive the same 5 percent yield even when the stock price goes up and the current dividend yield changes? IS IT LOCKED IN FOR THE REMAINED OF ME HOLDING THAT STOCK? Someone please answer

[@charbelriachy7197]

can i know what companies apply to all those rules??

[@jacksyr9926]

Hi If yahoo finance says in stock summary : overvalued or undervalued is that means yahoo finance web calculates the results like what you did or the just try to push people to buy that shares

[@SimplySport]

Would this be the same for long term investments

[@charmalvarez9717]

thank you! a lot of times simplicity is the best way to go at it I'm a beginner and I find this very helpful and easy to understand no fancy wordings or non sense

[@cameronschulz2098]

Thank you, I am 14 years old and I have decided to start learning about the stock market and this video has given me a ton of help understanding the complexity of the stock market and becoming a stock trader

[@juniorcruz469]

Supernova Thanks for your info! Any book recommendations for long term/dividend strategies. I started saving with money with Acorns, learned and keep on teaching myself what I can , I have switched over to R/H after understanding a lot better, but my goal is moving on to a bigger platform like E trade with charts , so I make better investment decisions.

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[@lorenzskyburn2861]

Amazing , so clear and well done. Thank you very much!

[@vsx9877]

What do we mean by low debt? Should we calculate the debt ratio by dividing total debt with total assets or find the debt to equity ratio

[@arshsandhu9623]

What about companies which does not give a dividend ?

[@3boody8811]

can I use integers instead of percentages?

[@michaelgaske4572]

Correct me if I'm wrong, but isn't this just a different way of saying whether the current share price is higher or lower than the average share price over the last 5 years? You're just taking the dividend and dividing it by share price. So the dividend yield, unless the actual dividend per share changes, really only tells you if the current price is higher or lower than its average over the last 5 years. Why would anyone base any part of their trading on whether the stock is currently higher or lower than it was 5 years ago? It tells you nothing about the future potential of the stock.

[@Justin-yb6mf]

Michael Gaske no, only if the company never increases their dividend over that period

[@jvillis]

so the past doesn't tell you anything about the future?

[@reptilesgamers00]

"Why would anyone base any part of their trading on whether the stock is currently higher or lower than it was 5 years ago?" He said the average dividend yield over 5 years. If the dividend yield is over the average you'd be buying in a high market. It's best to buy stocks when they are NOT overvalued. If the current price is higher than the average of what one should buy, expect it to drop again soon as it did for the past 5 years. Yeah, past doesn't equate to future performance. That's the crux of all investing. Take his advise with a grain of salt.

[@maxdonaldzakhar661]

This is one of the greatest tutorials i've ever watch besides TechniTrader

[@DoctorRempel]

This was REALLY helpful! Thank you for the great content!

[@jean-francoiskener6036]

Where can I find the historical stat data (eg. to determine the EPS growth) shown in the 12 points in the minute 8:13 of this video? Thank you

[@kylebrown9489]

hello I am confused,so u r saying that u want the stock (share) to go down in value because u earn more in dividend? but wouldn't you want the share stock to go up in price so you can sell it for more than what you bought it for?

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[@PhuongNguyen-kr7yd]

the money you get = the amount of stocks you got × the dividend, what he said is to buy the stocks when the price is low so you get more of the company's stocks you would still getting the same amount money each year doesn't matter if the stocks price go higher or lower(if the dividend still the same)

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[@slipknot73745]

Wow! Was not expecting that gold mine of investing rules at the end! This was very neatly compartmentalized inside your rules, looking forward to watching your other videos!

[@christophermullen7539]

I am wondering how is your portfolio doing. Mind sharing your returns over the years ?

[@SimplyInvesting]

+Zack bear Sure, you can find it on my website, here is the link: www.simplyinvesting.com/portfolio/

[@Jerrypkmonkey]

your returns are awful

[@EpicTunes100]

3000 in 7 years?

[@Nofs]

I agree 8 percent is weak af if thats accurate, but to say never invest in dividend stocks is asinine and rookie talk. Try investing during a market turn or a bear market sitting on all non dividend paying stocks and then lets see how confident you are on that statement. Months of negative returns/moves from other investor's negative emotions, and I am positive your emotions will get the better of you without enough incentive. Psychology 101 my friend !

[@vitaminb4869]

Eric Nofsinger who said you're gonna hold your stocks through a bear market? You seriously think it was a good idea to hold stocks through the 2008-09 crash? Even if you are holding dividend stocks, you are going to lose a ton of money. Just check the guy's returns during that time.

[@phanlocngo8899]

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[@francislambert5189]

Thank You For This. Seriously, is just as good as it gets for straight-up information on this subject. Peace :)

[@rhen6470]

This was really helpful. Thank you.

[@august4633]

Hope you realize that his "method" is completely wrong and don't use it to make investment decisions. He clearly lacks basic understanding of valuation/finance.

[@imjustsayin34]

Best video on stocks for a beginner on KZbin thank you

[@wenjizeng89]

this might be a good indicator IF the company had not cut their dividend pay out.

[@mranklebreaker1210]

zeng22 Exactly, which is very counterintuitive. If the stock price goes down, why would the company maintain the same dividend? Most likely they’ll cut the dividend in order to keep the same yield or they’ll even slash the dividend yield which will result in an even lower dividend

[@Kenneth_the_Philosopher]

Fantastic Point! No one ever told me the importance of dividend yield in principle of finance. No actually they did in Assets Pricing Model.

[@Skruncharoo]

Love your channel. Question: What if the company doesn't offer a dividend?

[@someonenamevalencia7527]

then they dont... so it's just a growth stock..... The company trying to hit higher Highs

[@SimplyInvesting]

I only focus on dividend paying companies. But I've heard from other investors that they use the P/E ratio and the 5 or 10 year Avg P/E ratio to determine if a stock is overpriced or not.

[@studmalexy]

so,,bigger companies like coca cola who offer higher dividends, whats your opinion on that?....another UK stockis vodaphone with high yield and its stock price has dropped....whats your thoughts?..sorry I'm kinda new to this

[@studmalexy]

sorry..stagnated with very very very gradual growth but high yield.

[@studmalexy]

also this video is ver helpful..thank you!

[@dennisyap5512]

Hai, what if the stock do not offer dividend? Thanks

[@InvestingBookSummaries]

Great content from a fellow content creator! This is a pretty decent place to start with analysis.

[@shantierrav]

I’ve learned so much in 20 minutes! Thank you

[@HarjitSingh-sb2th]

Video is just 9 mins long.

[@bawabro]

when stock price goes down and company doesn't make profit, your dividend will also be low since company wont have money to give out as dividend

[@billybillson9831]

This isnt a good way to value a stock and you legit point out its problem in 1 sentence. Also some companies could be dying so its share price falls and div. Yield increases. If a terrible company has a high dividend yield, this video says its undervalued. Also, if a company keeps increasing its dividend, like coca cola, it would seem like its always undervalued which doesnt make sense. Other than that, the "12 rules" dont seem terrible, just insanely hard to find at a good price

[@bawabro]

Finally someone made sense

[@bawabro]

@@billybillson9831 can u list or copy paste the 12 rules.. I only know 6.. would be really helpful

[@muddassirmohammad1517]

Hey! Where can I learn about all basics of investing before actually investing!? What's the best place for a beginner ??

[@billybillson9831]

@@muddassirmohammad1517 honestly, start out with index funds, watch youtube videos, then read the intelligent investor and if u can understand that then id think u can begin, if not, u can prob become a millionaire off etfs which isnt so bad

[@firstlast1357]

A quick question - in key statistics the 5 year average is NOT a percentage but rather a number. While in the main view dividend is both a number and percentage. Would you just compare the numbers instead of percentage?

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Thanks to the KZbin algorithm for popping up this video. SO helpful

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[@Justin87878]

How do you know the average dividend yield? When I look at the Stock general information, they only show "dividend yield". is it annual/quarterly/average? Thank you

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[@MrPaashaas1]

This really makes no sense. You can't say the company is undervalued if the current dividend yield is higher than the average dividend yield. You are totally ignoring the risk of the underlying company. Maybe the current dividend yield is very high because the company just announced major losses but is maintaining its dividend policy for the time being (as dividends are often 'sticky'). This is just stupid.

[@SimplyInvesting]

This video provides an introduction to determining undervalue and overvalue. Please watch till the end, at 7:35 I talk about the importance of following the 12 Rules of Simply Investing. The 12 Rules help to weed out risky companies. I research mature blue-chip companies that have a history of consecutive dividend increases like Coca-Cola 54-yrs, 3M 59-yrs, Target 49-yrs, Walmart 44-yrs, JNJ 55-yrs, ADP 42-yrs....and there's more like these. Companies that "prop up" their dividend even when their EPS is dropping don't last very long, and would easily fail Rule 7and Rule 8.

[@lancewhitehorse1703]

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[@Renbacktome]

This helps me understand better than any video . Thank you! U r a godsend

[@jessejanzenrocklife]

There are alot of people ridiculing this guy for sharing his portfolio. These are your classic armchair quarterbacks and team managers. I'll bet over half of them, given REAL money, wouldn't be able to do 8%. Since they are harping on this guy about not selling during the 2008 crash are also the type of people to let the ups and downs of the market dictate their investing style. Best leave it to people who have a grounded sense of investing

[@GuRuGeorge03]

yea agree. selling during a crash makes no sense. its like buying an iphone on release day

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[@soupdragon12345]

Could not find the dividend/yield tab ?

[@SimplyInvesting]

Google Finance shows the current dividend yield as "Div Yield", Yahoo Finance shows the value as "Forward Dividend Yield". There is no tab to click on in order to see the dividend yield.

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[@ashokanugonda]

Thanks Kanwal for the insight. Can I assume if the Avg dividend yield is almost same as Current dividend yield, the stock is rightly priced ? Also, can I extrapolate the Target price for a stock based on the difference of these 2 values ? Let me know

[@SimplyInvesting]

If the Avg Dividend Yield is the same as the Current Dividend Yield then the stock is neither undervalued or overvalued, so yes you can assume it is rightly priced. No, you can not extrapolate the target price based on the difference of the two values, for that I would suggest using Discounted Cash Flow Analysis.

[@ashokanugonda]

@@SimplyInvesting Thank you. It helps. Do you have video on Discounted cash flow analysis ?

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[@vishalpachpande5921]

But devident yield can change right ?

[@anonymousstuf2531]

just checked ibm by your tips it is over priced

[@natemay6892]

Anonymous stuf video is over a year old so....

[@SimplyInvesting]

Correct, as the dividend or stock price changes, the company will be become undervalued or overvalued. It's important to check the values before considering any stock for purchase.

[@BannorPhil]

Hello. I'm just starting to get into investing. How does one find stocks to look at more closely? I mean, there are about 8000 different stocks on the NYSE - does one just start at the letter A and work one's way through all of them? This doesn't seem to be very efficient to me. A great many of these stocks are going to be unsuitable - how does one easily eliminate them, and filter this list to reduce the number of stocks one should look at more closely? Have you addressed this question in any of your videos?

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[@liliacfury]

How to make sure a stock is worth buying: make sure it’s not 2020

[@katieojones]

Isn't it the time to buy now?

[@liliacfury]

Katie Jones nah, the economy is legit crashing hard Rn. I hear worthy enough to be the Great Depression part 2.

[@liliacfury]

Katie Jones but I mean there may be some businesses that are thriving rn because of it, like any place selling food bc people are buying a lot of that so they are making a lot of money. Even the toilet paper companies xD

[@katieojones]

Liliacfury Tail haha but all very true!!

[@gjv9765]

what's your advice on GE? The share price went down a lot, but they also cut the dividend in half.

[@vitaminb4869]

Please explain your rationale on why are you even considering buying a company whose stock price has been going down since year 2000? Do you like experiencing pain or you just don't know how else to burn through a lot of cash?

[@InvestingAlex]

He's one of those value investor who read "intelligent investor" and listens to the experts peddling the value investing bullshit. you know the low PE, PB ratio stocks.

[@vitaminb4869]

Yeah, those value investors assume they know the true value, and the rest of the world are just clueless retards buying Amazon and Netflix.

[@InvestingAlex]

Vitamin B, That's true. I dont know why would they would place their bet on a shitty company to grow in the instead of betting on a company that has been growing consistently. Other than the high profile stocks, Nvidia is/have been also on steroid.

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[@OldMoneyLover]

hello, now yahoo doesn’t show the percentage sign (%)of the 5 Year Average Dividend Yield but only numbers. For example, it shows 4.7 but not 4.7%, what should I look up to compare? Thank you.

[@mynameisczar6090]

So invest in undervalued or overvalued?

[@viperx7262]

The more undervalued a company is, the greater your return, and the less risk it has. Its the opposite for overvalued stock.

[@sblijheid]

Noooo!!!! You should find out why the stock is under valued first. It could be that it's being slapped with law suits, or in need of filing for bankruptcy. The video is too simple.

[@guntodd]

+S Blijheid agree. There are far too many reasons for a stock price to go down, thus cause the current dividend yield to go up. His formula is good and basic, but investor should know more about why it’s undervalued. It’s possible that the stock will continue to go down further.

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In the 5-year average dividend yield in yahoo chart, I don't know it its automatically in percent or in numerical value?

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The portfolio on your website. You have owned those stocks since 1999? Really? You bought them all at the same time? Come on, be serious.

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Can you evaluate an ETF with this method

[@viperx7262]

No, you have to look at the individual stocks its holding and determine if the sector or themed ETF is overvalued. When interest rates were lowered for example, all the ETF's that focused on dividends, Utilities, and REITS were really over valued because the individual names in those ETFS went through the roof. I probably dumbed that down way too much, but yea for anyone else who wants to know.

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[@vincentnnyc]

one thing you forget to mention is the dividend is cut from the stock price. let's say the stock price is $100 and the dividend is 5%. 5% of $100 is $5. when they give you dividend, they give you $5, but your stock is worth $95. in the end it is the same as before. so stop spending too much time on how much company give you dividend.

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Yes, but before you would have spent $100 for that $5. NOW you spend $95 for $5. A better deal, yes?

[@nickaclaus]

But your NAV was decreased by $5 so essentially it is a wash. High-yielding utility shares, for instance, have grown 70% more expensive in just this past year based on their price/earnings ratios, a common gauge of stock valuations. This makes it less likely that dividend payers can continue to produce market-beating returns. So maybe it’s time to look at firms that don’t throw off income but reinvest in themselves instead.

[@preservationoffire]

how do u figure out the daily div. yield now?

[@SimplyInvesting]

The "daily dividend yield" or "current dividend yield" can be calculated by dividing the Annual Dividend by the Current Share price. For an even quicker method, just use Yahoo Finance, Google Finance, or any other site that provides stock quotes. Google Finance shows the value as "Div Yield", Yahoo Finance shows the value as "Forward Dividend Yield".

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Thank you for the video, but I am a bit confused here. Does this mean if I buy a stock at a sufficiently low price, I should hope for further decline in stock prices for larger dividends and dread the rise in stock as it can mean less dividend is paid?

[@SimplyInvesting]

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[@Akira-le8rj]

What if the Current Div is higher than the average yield but not by much, say 4.48 current 4.66 average but both P/E and P/B meet the requirements. Is the stock still overvalued? Also are we looking annually or quarterly for these numbers?

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[@marcohau1697]

Thanks for the insight, what if we are looking at companies that do not offer dividend , what would be the factors to select ?

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[@matthewl4435]

So when you purchase the shares that price is what the dividend is based off of or after a year of holding the price of the stock price then Is what is based off? Somebody please respond