Dividends & Stock Market

Dividends from Great Britain: three cash cows

In an in-depth analysis of three promising UK companies - British American Tobacco (BTI), GlaxoSmithKline (GSK) and Unilever (UL) - the article examines their growing dividend potential and the tax advantage of no withholding tax. The study details the investment prospects of these companies, highlighting their reasonable debt levels while recommending waiting for a significant market downturn before investing.

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January

January would be a reliable indicator of the stock market performance of the year, but the last days of January 2014 do not bode well. In this game of stock market musical chairs, investors remain on high alert, ready to react at the slightest sign of the music stopping.

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Many dividend stocks are overvalued…but six appear undervalued

Discover an in-depth analysis of the valuation of the stocks in the Global Dividend Growers and Smoking & Drinking Dividends portfolios using FAST Graphs software. This Benjamin Graham-inspired tool visualizes the relationship between stock price, company revenue, and historical average PE, providing valuable insights for dividend investors.

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Investing in Swiss real estate companies: a good idea for the dividend-oriented investor?

Swiss real estate companies currently offer particularly attractive dividend yields, even exceeding those of SMI giants such as Nestlé, Novartis or Roche. An analysis of the six largest real estate companies reveals attractive investment opportunities, although their payout ratios vary considerably and their performance is sensitive to interest rate fluctuations.

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