Avoiding firms that pay out more than what they are earning as dividends may be an obvious strategy, two thirds might be a better rule of thumb. It's ultimately an arbitrary number but reflects the need for some margin of safety.
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Avoiding firms that pay out more than what they are earning as dividends may be an obvious strategy, two thirds might be a better rule of thumb. It's ultimately an arbitrary number but reflects the need for some margin of safety.
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Yeah, but what is your point? Is this a scam comment or what?
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