Your projection is good But fulfilling is another question No good management company would declare such a jump in dividend every years They have to be a bit conservative They need to back up for bad times if suddenly economy drop
Dutch lady and Harrisons different business model, Harrisons more like Yeelee in East Malaysia, a distributors, very low profit margin, but stable income, depending on . Dutch Lady have product brand and able to raise produce price . Can Harrisons raise price from his principle-dutch lady, nestle, and the products they distribute? From history record, Harrisons do pay good dividend.
If one to starts holding this stock in 2004 , market price was around $1.20 with dividend of 6 sen to be received in 2005, dividend yield then was 5% . He receives $1.51 normal dividend and $0.50 special dividend ,total $201 dividend within 13 years up to 2016. In other words, his cost was $ 1.20 ,he is already receiving more than what has been invested. At current price of $4.08, he can just lock it up in his safe.. Now, at current rate of 6.1% dividend yield, will history repeat itself?
put it in simple calculation: 2004 cost 1.20 up to 2016 Dividend received $2.01 Plus capital appreciation $$2.88($4.08-$1.20) =$4.89 total return for 12 years $4.89/1.2= 4.075 times about 3 years double your capital
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Posted by shortinvestor77 > 2017-05-01 11:50 | Report Abuse
No way. Can't compare with Dutch Lady.