The first quarter was the best the market has seen since 1998 and Jim Cramer believes that 2011 will be the year of trading.
The California gold rush saw speculators from across the globe converged on California convinced that gold would make them rich.
Jim Cramer acknowledged that the stock market is “as troubled as I have ever seen it in my 31 years investing career” on yesterday’s Mad Money show.
Investor expectations for a dividend increase from Microsoft have been increasing in recent weeks.
France Telecom allayed investor concerns yesterday when the company announced that they would maintain their current dividend through 2012.
CEO Jamie Dimon said yesterday that investors will likely see no dividend increase coming from JP Morgan in 2010.
If there is only one factor that you use to evaluate dividend stocks, it should be their cash flow and specifically their free cash flow.
Increased dividend tax rates could provide investors yet another incentive to sell stocks.
Dividends are why stocks generate better returns than bonds over the long term.
We tend to focus primarily on identifying good dividend stocks to buy and probably don’t give enough attention on when to sell dividend stocks.
IBM announced yesterday that its Board of Directors has approved a quarterly dividend payment of $.55 per share.