To thank my readers for their loyalty, I have added a new page of information on the stocks followed in the strategy portfolio Global Dividend Growers. By clicking on the name of the stock, for example Colgate-Palmolive, you will access the page "Title details" which gives you detailed and weekly updated information on dividend ratios as well as articles related to this title. In addition to the data already indicated in the page of the portfolio, two new indicators are displayed.
THE expected long-term return on purchase cost indicates the potential income that can reasonably be expected over several years from the security in question and based on the data known to date. At the same time, it is a valuable aid for comparing dividend payers with each other and a helping hand for the investor so that he can set objectives not only overall but also for each of these securities.
THE overall score gives the numerical value of the pooling of the different indicators. It is from this that the buy/sell signals are determined. It allows you to compare in more detail securities that would have the same signal, but with different strengths.
Note that on the page of the portfolio, you always have access, by clicking in the "Yield" column, to the dividend history of each security.
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Thanks, super interesting.
But you're welcome Fred
Good morning,
Having become acquainted with your site through the very special Investor, and the joust that you organized, I enjoy reading you.
Thank you for your work!
Astyx
Thank you 😉
I recently came across your site and frankly bravo. Clear, precise and simple yet effective and complete... in my humble opinion obviously.
And poof, all in RSS so as not to miss a thing.
Thank you for your work.
Thank you Geoffrey for your compliments 😉
I recently discovered your site. Really congratulations for your work, a wealth of information for building a long-term portfolio.
Thanks Joseph 😉
Hello and thanks for these new updates..;))
Very interesting..maybe the long term score/yield could be integrated into the overall picture..well it's just a suggestion.
Furthermore, could you indicate the interpretation to be made of this new long-term performance indicator... for example approximately 117 % for CL... I imagine that the dividend growth rate (in view of the history) is extrapolated over "several" years... but this 116% corresponds to the sum of dividend flows reported to the current purchase price? over how many years is this flow calculated?
Thank you in advance
Hello Raphael and thank you for your assiduity,
I don't want to put all the indicators on the overall table, not only to avoid overloading it too much, but also to force the reader to take a little more interest in the title, go see the related articles, analyze in more detail. I remind you that this portfolio is a decision-making aid, but that everyone is responsible for carrying out their own analysis, according to their propensity for risk.
Regarding the expected long-term return, it must be considered as an objective that I set for myself a bit like a trader with the price of a share. Rather than hoping to earn a percentage on the stock market capital gain, I do it here on the return compared to the purchase cost. This goes a bit in the direction of the article http://www.dividendes.ch/2012/04/dividendes-to-be-or-not-to-be-conclusion/ written by Thomas Aurlant. This coefficient is determined based on the fundamentals of the title. As for the time needed to reach it, it can vary, but if you have already read several of my articles on this subject, you must already know that below seven years it is useless to invest in growing dividends.
Of course, if the fundamentals change, for better or for worse, this objective can also change... this was the case for example with CTL, closed position: http://www.dividendes.ch/positions-cloturees/
THANKS.
Diligence on your site and in monitoring values, patience...and perseverance are certainly among the qualities of a good investor in growing dividends...;)