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A dividend raise every 90 days
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Ask anyone what a dividend stock pays and they’ll quote you the yield. It’s
the one number every screen shows: the annual dividend divided by the share
price. Tonight’s three stocks screen at 2.8%, 3.5%, and 4.2%. Respectable
numbers. But every one of them understates what these companies actually pay.
Here’s the problem with the yield: it’s the base salary. Nobody judges a job
offer on base salary alone. You ask about the bonus. You ask about the 401(k)
match. You ask how often the raises come — because a $70,000 offer with a real
bonus and an annual raise beats an $80,000 offer without them. All three of
tonight’s companies declared freshly raised dividends this past week, each with
two decades or more of consecutive annual increases behind it. And each pays
part of its compensation somewhere the yield number never looks — one in cash
bonuses, one in a quiet employer match, and one with the strangest raise
schedule we’ve ever featured. Let’s take them one at a time - Accenture plc…
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Fresh Strong Buys: Memory, Energy and Latin American Telecom
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fresh October 7 Rank #1 additions. We are using the screen as a shortlist, not
as a substitute for doing the work. Zacks says its current-year earnings
consensus estimates rose over the prior 60 days for Micron, Equinor and
Millicom; that tells us expectations have improved, not that the shares are
cheap or that the next quarter is guaranteed to cooperate. The Street likes
tidy narratives. We prefer businesses whose…
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