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Apr 8, 2024
What Is Gold Really Worth?
Image: Gold prices have surged since 2020, and they recently hit an all-time high. What is the yellow metal really worth? Let's discuss the greater fool characteristics of the price of gold.
Apr 7, 2024
Geopolitical Risks Driving Crude Oil Prices Higher
Image: Crude oil prices have staged a strong advance to start 2024. Geopolitical tensions continue to be elevated as concerns grow that the war in the Middle East could further escalate, and as the war in Ukraine continues to rage on. On April 1, Israel apparently staged an attack on an Iran embassy in Syria that killed several military officials, including three senior Iranian commanders. Iran has indicated that it would retaliate, and many are speculating that the possible attack may be on Israeli soil, which would further increase global tensions. Ukraine has also been actively targeting Russian energy infrastructure, cutting into Russia’s refining capacity.
Apr 6, 2024
Crown Castle Under Activist Fire
Image: Crown Castle's shares have been under pressure the past couple years. Crown Castle continues to deal with activist pressure from Elliott Investment and founder Ted Miller (Boots Capital Management).
Apr 5, 2024
The Dividend Cushion Beats the Aristocrats
A prolonged period of low interest rates has driven income investors to dividend growth investing as a way to achieve retirement goals. Traditional dividend growth analysis has rested on evaluating a company’s dividend payout ratio and its track record of historical consecutive annual dividend increases. A supplement to these approaches, the forward-looking, cash-flow-based Dividend Cushion ratio maps a company’s future expected free cash flows to its future expected cash dividends paid (after considering balance sheet health) and has shown to be a superior indicator of both dividend growth (risk) and total return relative to other dividend growth analytical processes. The results in this paper showcase the outperformance of a select number of high-yielding equities with strong Dividend Cushion ratios relative to both S&P 500 firms and companies with decades of consecutive annual dividend increases.
Apr 5, 2024
Dividend Increases/Decreases for the Week of April 5
Let's take a look at firms raising/lowering their dividends this week.
Apr 4, 2024
ConAgra’s ESG Initiatives Noble; Near-5% Dividend Yield Supported By Free Cash Flow
Image Source: ConAgra. ConAgra’s third-quarter fiscal 2024 results were decent, with the company showcasing strong free cash flow generation and further debt reduction. Year-to-date free cash flow at ConAgra totaled ~$1.2 billion versus $436 million during the same period a year ago. Cash dividends paid were $492 million over the same time, so ConAgra is doing a good job covering its dividend obligations with traditional free cash flow. We view this as a distinct positive for a company yielding ~4.8% at the time of this writing and think ConAgra is a consideration for investors seeking free-cash-flow covered yields and strong ESG initiatives.
Apr 4, 2024
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Apr 3, 2024
Gilead’s 4%+ Dividend Yield Covered Nicely with Free Cash Flow
Image: Gilead’s coverage of its dividend with free cash flow remains rock-solid. What we like about Gilead is that the company remains a very strong free cash flow generator, with the measure coming in at $7.4 billion during 2023 versus dividend payments of $3.8 billion. On a free cash flow coverage basis, Gilead 4%+ dividend yield looks rock-solid, and for this, we think investors may be wise to get paid to wait for upcoming catalysts within Gilead’s HIV and oncology pipeline.
Apr 3, 2024
Phillips 66 Raises Dividend 10%!
Refiner and High Yield Dividend Newsletter portfolio idea Phillips 66 declared on April 3 a quarterly dividend of $1.15 per share on its common stock, reflecting a 10% payout increase. We continue to like shares and will update our dividend report on the company soon.
Apr 3, 2024
PVH’s Weak Guidance Sends Shares Tumbling
On April 1, PVH Corp. reported better than expected fourth quarter results, but the company’s cautious outlook sent the stock tumbling. The Street didn’t like its first quarter guidance that calls for revenue to decline 11% (10% on a constant currency basis) compared to the first quarter of last year, inclusive of the reduction from the sale of its Heritage Brands women’s intimates business. Earnings per share for the first quarter is targeted to only be marginally higher and come in at $2.15 versus $2.14 in the same period of 2023, well below what the Street was looking for.


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