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Tuesday, May 26, 2009

About High Dividend Stocks

By Gilbert Stockton

Investors approach the stock market differently. Some go for quick returns and others like less varience and invest in higher dividend stocks.

Price to earnings ratio or PE is used to determine stock growth. A stock with a high PE and smaller earnings has more growth potential. Investors want more than 10% return from these types of stocks.

Do determine the PE of a stock. All you have to do is take the share price and divide it by the earnings of every share. This result will be the PE.

The stock market is very unpredictable but many investors say that the PE should stay with the stocks growth. For example if a stock traded at $10.00 and then reaches $12.50 then the growth is 25%. The PE should also be 25% then.

The PE ratio follows the stock rice. If the stock goes down so will the PE ratio. Many investors look for a good PE ratio what that pays good dividends to decrease the variance in the price and return.

If the yield for a dividend is more than 5% you can have a good ROI (return on investment) simply because there is no inflow and even if the stock does not change in price you still yield the dividend percent.

Some stocks have very high yields of over 10% but you need to watch these stocks carefully because there can be dividend cuts in the future. - 23226

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