[Arnaud]

Hi,

 

Let's say 3870.

[Arnaud]

You don't only put ETFs in this strategy?

[Arnaud]

Whoah, you're starting to ramble, that's a bad sign.

[Arnaud]

Do you have to pay to have the dividend history on dividendinvestors?

Edit: Ah no I didn't say anything there is a "Consecutive" column
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[Arnaud]

Yeeeeeeeee

Thank you so much.

Thanks also to the other participants thanks to whom I discovered other values not necessarily known (at least by me) )

[Arnaud]

Here, I updated my post.

See you tomorrow and good luck to all

[Arnaud]

No, it's shameful to win by default.
I'm getting into it too.

The figures are the evolution over 4 years except for Orpéa (3 years).

Aqua America
Company that manages water in the eastern United States.

Everyone needs water even in times of crisis.

Numbers:
Beta: 0.2
CA: +4,00%
Operating cash flow: +19.001TP3Q
Investment: +7,00%
Free cash flow: +4,00%
Net result: +14.00%
Dividends: +8,00%
Payout ratio: 63%
Long term debts: +4,00%
Treasury: +4,00%
Equity: +6,00%

Newcrest Mining
Gold exploration and production mining company in Australia.

As everyone knows, gold is a safe haven.

Numbers :
Beta: 0.5
CA: +21,00%
Operating cash flow: +20.001TP3Q
Investment: +87,00%
Free cash flow: -47,00%
Net result: +91.00%
Dividends: +134.00%
Payout ratio: 39%
Long term debts: +35,00%
Treasury: +126.00%
Equity: +75,00%

JM Smucker
Manufacturer of everyday consumer products: oils, jams, flour, baking ingredients, juices and drinks, desserts, pastry products, condiments.
No one is going to cut back on their breakfast in times of crisis a priori

Numbers:
Beta: 0.6
CA: +14,00%
Operating cash flow: +34.001TP3Q
Investment: +37,00%
Free cash flow: +41,00%
Net result: +26,00%
Dividends: +26,00%
Payout ratio: 41%
Long term debts: +26,00%
Treasury: -17,00%

Equity: +2,00%

Orpea
Retirement homes. Services supporting dependent people at all stages.

There is no reason to have fewer elderly people during a crisis.

Numbers:
Beta: 0.6
CA: +37,00% Over 3 years
Operating cash flow: +35,001TP3Q
Investment: +10,00%
Free cash flow: +0
Net result: +19,00%
Dividends?
Payout ratio: +25%
Long term debts: +41,00%
Treasury: +420.00%
Equity: +65

Diageo
Producer of wines and spirits.
People will naturally turn to alcohol to forget their worries.

Numbers:
Beta: 0.5
CA 7,00%
Operating cash flow: +12,001TP3Q
Investment: +6,00%
Free cash flow: +14,00%
Net result: +8.00%
Dividends: +4,00%
Payout ratio: 55%
Long term debts: +4,00%
Treasury: +32,00%
Equity: +14,00%

[Arnaud]

I can only do this with Euro values in fact.

So I was wondering if this could be done from sites like Yahoo Finance, Morningstar, Bloomberg, etc.

[Arnaud]

What overall performance did you get last year?

[Arnaud]

Ok I'll have to program a grinder then

[Arnaud]

Is this your blog Premier Business?

[Arnaud]

It is tax-free but in return if you withdraw the money before a certain number of years it closes automatically and is reserved for European shares.
Well, on a dividend strategy, we don't care about the blocking.

Hence the interest in putting European shares in it.

But I can't find anything that holds up in terms of payout ratio in Europe.

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