by truthwillout777 For 41 years, Alaskans’ bank accounts have been refilled with dividends – usually more than $1,000 – from the $76.6 billion Alaska Permanent Fund. More recently, the fund also has been the biggest source of money paying for state …
by Boo_Randy The bills are starting to come due for 14 years of Keynesian monetary malpractice at the central banks. https://www.theguardian.com/business/2022/sep/21/reserve-bank-of-australia-rba-reports-loss-plans-to-cut-treasury-dividends-review-bond-buying-purchase-program Central bank in negative equity after 2021-22 loss, a review of its pandemic bond-buying program has found.
by SilverBoatSurfer Trying to squeeze some money out before the balance sheet blows up?
by cicada3322 Look no further. If you are new to investing or just want a safe place to park your money to watch it grow. Then let’s talk about some ETF’s. Or, Exchange Traded Funds. These are already managed for …
TAIPEI (Taiwan News) — New investigations by Forbes reveal Hsu Chia-yin (許家印), chairman of Evergrande Group (恆大集團), continued to stuff his pockets with dividends while his company racked up enormous debt worth US$300 billion (NT$8.32 trillion). The company’s chairman has …
You must have heard a lot about strategies for investments in dividend. The process involves buying some shares of a particular firm or company and waiting till you further move on to buy more. For investors, dividend investment is a …
By Simon Watkins Despite a 44 percent drop in its 2020 profits, the Saudi Arabian government has instructed majority-state-owned Saudi Aramco to stick to the US$75 billion per year dividend payout for shareholders that it pledged at the time of …
By Robert Ross They are known as the Coca-Cola millionaires. In the early 1920s, a Florida banker named Pat Munroe convinced his clients to buy shares of Coca-Cola (KO). He saw that even in tough times, people would still have …
via CNBC: Twenty-one of the nation’s largest banks spent $152 billion on buybacks and dividends in the most recent year, analyst Dick Bove says. The money went mostly to people who wanted nothing to do with their banks (sold their …
via dividendgrowthinvestor: A dividend king is a company that has managed to increase dividends to shareholders for at least 50 years in a row. There are only 26 such companies in the US, and perhaps a couple more in the rest …
by Lance Roberts Earlier this week, Eddy Elfenbein has an interesting post discussing the “Bull Market In Dividends.” “For the third quarter, dividends from the S&P 500 grew by 10.96%. That’s the strongest growth rate in more than three years. It’s …
Ocasio-Cortez, Dem candidates dance their cares away; Cynthia Nixon shakes chest as women cheer (video). There better have not been any saxophones played at the socialist campaign event. h/t ED
via hedgopia: US companies are sitting on tons of cash, and are also spending tons in dividends and buybacks. As they continue to pay back shareholders, debt load – rising – moves front and center. S&P 500 buybacks shot up to …
By Robert Carbery Before the bill was even passed through Congress, Trump’s tax cut already started signaling strong signs for the American worker, putting more money in his or her pockets. Corporate America has not only celebrated it, but has …
by Phil Sometimes we forget the basics. In our video series, there’s a lesson called “The Secret to Consistent 20-40% Annual Returns on Stocks” and I hope you’ve seen it. Although the low implied volatility of the market has made …