Arborbridge wrote:As regards historic yield: if Julius Casesar were alive today, would he be worried about the historic yield on his investments, supposing they still existed?
He might have been worried four days ago.
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Arborbridge wrote:As regards historic yield: if Julius Casesar were alive today, would he be worried about the historic yield on his investments, supposing they still existed?
88V8 wrote:Arborbridge wrote:As regards historic yield: if Julius Casesar were alive today, would he be worried about the historic yield on his investments, supposing they still existed?
He might have been worried four days ago.
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monabri wrote:<<pendant mode on>>
Ah....but Arb said on the 19th March
" if Julius Casesar were alive today, would he be worried about the historic yield on his investments"
<<pendant mode off>>
p.s Who is this person "Julius Casesar" , though?
Mould said that a good rule of thumb is to reject any company where the dividend yield is more than twice as high as the ten-year UK government bond yield, which at the moment is 4 per cent.
moorfield wrote:Why I’m on the hunt for dividend income
https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/divi ... -75hm9cf59Mould said that a good rule of thumb is to reject any company where the dividend yield is more than twice as high as the ten-year UK government bond yield, which at the moment is 4 per cent.
Now where's he got that idea from...?
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