In short, an unexpected dip in profits is likely going to impact free cash flow. And that’s a problem because the company is already paying out all or more of its free cash flow in dividends…
Read MoreGiven the company’s track record of dividend cuts, I think you have to assume more could be coming down the road…
Read MoreIn short, the company doesn’t generate enough cash to pay it…
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One is currently a recommendation in The Oxford Income Letter. The other has raised its dividend every year since 1969 — about the time Neil Armstrong became the first person to walk on the moon…
Read MoreSince dividend stocks have been popular for a while, headline writers have been trying to gain readers by scaring dividend investors into thinking their favorite strategy will no longer be effective. Don’t fall for it.
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