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    for long term, but the horizon time is only ten years and that is nearly enough time for long term. There for having lower risk will help keep score positive. We choose Toronto Dominion Bank (TB) to be one of our investments because they have a dividend yield of 3.9% and their price to earnings ratio is 12.57. We choose this specific stock as one of our investing companies because TD bank has performed well over the last decade. TD also allows…

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    forecasts that I made a good solid investment. Stryker has had a solid small growth continuously from this past quarter and past few years. The main source of expected return is from positive capital appreciation and an expected dividend yield of 1.40%. Stryker Co has a dividend payable to shareholders on…

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    A. LIQUIDITY RATIOS 1. CURRENT RATIO The current ratio measures a company’s ability to pay its short term obligations. The current ratio of Adani Power Ltd. has increased over the past three years. The Current ratio of Adani Power is constantly below 1, meaning that the current liabilities are more than the current assets. This suggests that the company would be unable to pay off its obligations if they came due at that point. This indicates that the company is not in good financial health. 2.…

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    5. Financial ratio analysis – Interpretation (External analysis) Current Ratio The current ratio of Dutch Lady in year 2013 is 1.91 times. It means that it has RM1.91 in current asset for every RM1 in current liability. It also means that Dutch Lady has its current liability covered 1.91 times over. The current ratio of Nestle in year 2013 is 0.90 times. It means that it has RM0.90 in current asset for every RM1 in current liability. It also means that Nestle has its current liability covered…

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    highly profitable company with a high annual dividend yield of 4.89%. Additionally CBA has a relatively low price-earning ratio of 15.4, placing it as a conservative company that remains a good investment location. Its conservative nature runs in line with the intent of the portfolio, and so we have accordingly allocated 6% of total assets. AGL Energy Limited (AGK) Price: 16.230 Daily Volume: 4,644,835 Shares: 674.71m Market Cap: 10.95bn Annual Dividend Yield: 3.88% P /E: 15.620 Being one of…

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    maintain the dividend growth history that they have gone through in the recent years. They are always increasing dividends, which they have a strong growth rate. When a person looks at Hormel Food’s payout ratio…

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    performances and bleak future fundamentals. Therefore, it’s important to look at the key financial metrics of this company before making any investment decision. Frontier’s dividend yield reaches almost 20% after the sharp selloff in its share price. However, the company appears to have a very limited upside potential to sustain its dividends, impacted by its lower financial…

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    implications. Dividend Yield Ratio would show a general picture to the shareholders about how extent to be worthwhile to invest this company comparing with the market price. Dividend Cover Ratio is important to both shareholders and financial manager as the financial manager will need to consider whether it could benefit their shareholders. Table 4. Distribution ratios examples and implications Ratios related to distribution decision process Implications of the ratios Examples Dividend Yield…

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    out the money required to maintain or expand its asset base. Free cash flow is important because it allows a company to pursue opportunities that enhance shareholder value. Without cash, it is tough to develop new products, make acquisitions, pay dividends, and reduce debt G. What is the weighted average cost of capital? A calculation of a firm's cost of capital in which each category of capital is proportionately weighted. All capital sources - common stock, preferred stock, bonds and…

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    percent exposure to AMT bonds and has a monthly dividend of $.076 per share ($14.82 market price). Computing your tax liability: .076 x 8.95 percent x 28 percent = .002 .074 x 12 / 14.82 = 5.99 percent current yield (after paying federal AMT taxes at 28 percent) In our example, the investor is ahead over 1 percent by allowing a minimal investment in AMT bonds and paying minimal additional taxes! Historically, AMT municipal bonds have offered yields of .25 percent to .75 percent higher than the…

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