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| Subject: Re: Van Knapp on Diversification | Date: 2/12/2013 8:36 AM | |
| Author: TMFMurph | Number: 7833 of 8065 | |
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1. 10 year dividend CAGR 2. trend of quarterly net free cash flow payout ratio 3. debt/equity and 4. some qualitative assessment of the company's future revenue prospects.... Hi BruceM! Sound thinking! I would add the one and five year dividend CAGR to the ten-year, just so I can get a bit more perspective on dividend trends ( although the past doesn't predict the future ). Also, I take a look at the M* info found here: http://ogres-crypt.com/php/chart-mscf.php?s=JNJ And a quick glance at Mike Klein's BMWM charts is usually a must for me ( even though it shows a combination of capital appreciation and dividend growth: http://invest.kleinnet.com/bmw1/stats30/JNJ.html http://invest.kleinnet.com/bmw1/stats16/JNJ.html Probably most important for a dividend investor is your last point: an assessment of future revenues and profits....because that determines the potential level and safety of dividends over the long term. Cheers! Murph Home Fool |
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