Is BP’s Dividend at Risk of Being Cut Again?
In short, the company may have a problem with free cash flow over the next few years…
Read MorePosted by Marc Lichtenfeld, Wealthy Retirement | Feb 7, 2015
In short, the company may have a problem with free cash flow over the next few years…
Read MorePosted by Marc Lichtenfeld, Wealthy Retirement | Jan 26, 2015
Not only is its free cash flow projected to rise by about 7% per year over the next three years, but it has a low payout ratio of just 42% of free cash flow and a 16-year track record of never cutting (and often raising) the dividend…
Read MorePosted by Marc Lichtenfeld, Wealthy Retirement | Jan 11, 2015
One red flag is that the company doesn’t generate enough money to pay it…
Read MorePosted by Marc Lichtenfeld, Wealthy Retirement | Jan 6, 2015
In short, this metric helps us know whether the company has enough cash in its coffers to pay the dividend…
Read MorePosted by Marc Lichtenfeld, Wealthy Retirement | Dec 26, 2014
In short, thanks to plummeting oil prices, the company’s free cash flow is projected to dry up (and even turn negative)…
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