Dividends are important because they provide investors with a non market-dependent form of return. The ability to pay a consistently high dividend is a strong indicator that a company is managing its business well and confident of its prospects. That also helps support the market value of stock.
- Joan Ng (The Edge, 20 April 2009)

Dividend, anyone?

No surprising, there are not many news or article discussing about dividend stocks anymore nowadays.

Instead of focusing on dividend when the market hit the multiple years low on March 2009, the market player is looking at growth story to park their fund now.

With the market uptrend pretty intact since March 2009, there are plenty of solid blue chip stock which offer low volatility, stable dividend and yet steady up rising of share price.

Look at this 7 carefully selected ST index component stocks. The panic buying or selling of market through out the last 7 months seems not exist. I think this is suitable for those longer term investor with weak heart, no free time to actively monitoring the market and the best: DON'T MISS OUT THE MARKET RALLY!








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2 comments:

Unknown said...

Thanks for this article and your sharp analysis. For me, at least, a dividend-growth strategy is indeed as much about growth as about dividends and I appreciated the way the article separated them.

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Unknown said...

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