Which is more important to an income investor – current dividend yield or future yield on cost? The typical answer is – it depends. My answer would be to have a portfolio of stocks that can provide both, current yield and growing dividends. This is what I evaluate when I am looking at dividend stocks. …
My model for performing the intrinsic and future values are shown in the table below using three stocks that are trading at a premium or discount to their fair value. By using the average PE ratio and projected EPS growth, you can use the future time value formula to get an estimate of earnings X …
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