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Anonymous

18 Apr 2019

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I want to invest in a stock with consistent dividends. What numbers should I be looking at?

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Yong Kah Hwee

11 Mar 2019

You should be looking at companies paying consistent dividends, with a sustainable dividend payout ratio.

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Guo Hao Teo

10 Mar 2019

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Objectively speaking:

Dividend yield %
Stable or growing stock price appreciation
Overall business and market prospects

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