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Here's my non-exhaustive list of dividend growth stocks that have grown their dividends with high linearity (RSq > 0.9) over the last 10 years. The list is sorted by CAGR of dividend growth.
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Which are your favourites? https://t.co/xY3QyCl3Wc
- the need for cash to grow; and 2) the desire to avoid dilution.
Patrick Vernon • Venture Capital Strategy: How to Think Like a Venture Capitalist
As you can probably infer, dividend growth is the key. And if we had decades to build our wealth, we could assemble a portfolio of high-quality dividend growers and let them compound us to riches. But we income-focused investors have a greater sense of urgency. We need yield today in addition to upside tomorrow. There’s a reason we chose Medical Pr
... See moreTom Jacobs • How to Retire on Dividends: Earn a Safe 8%, Leave Your Principal Intact
Portfolio currently by size
$OPRA - 52% (72% when options exercise)
$AGTHX 14%
$DOCN 12%
$SPVNF 6%
$SG 2%
$CRSP 2%
$ARRY 1%
$NTLA 1%
$FVRR >1%
$BEAM >1%
$NIO >1%___LIN... See more
Reilly McAdamsx.comJust as the innovation colony’s managing directors are like VCs, its innovation teams are like startup founders, and their remuneration can follow a corresponding pattern. Founders typically take 50 percent of an appropriate salary plus a 20 percent equity stake in common stock. (Employees who come aboard after the founders often take 90 percent of
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How Warren Buffett’s former Financial Assistant to the Chairman, Tracy Britt Cool, thinks about Capital allocation https://t.co/oxXMBYTir5
ROIC plays a big part in determining the price of a company.
The higher the ROIC, the more "dividends" the company has left over to distribute after reinvesting for growth. https://t.co/XFr6jBTyJD