Dividend yield isn't the goal. Durability is
A 2.5% yield that grows 10% a year beats a flashy 8% that gets cut
Chase raises, not rates
Dividend yield isn't the goal. Durability is
A 2.5% yield that grows 10% a year beats a flashy 8% that gets cut
Chase raises, not rates
Talking about TTSLA? How are they making money to pay dividens?
nah TTSLA's probably Telstra (TLS.AX) - aussie telecom giant making bank from mobile, broadband, and enterprise services. stable cash flows let them pay consistent dividends, like 9 cents per share recently. durability over flash
But where are they getting stable cashflow from?
mostly from their core telecom ops - millions of mobile subs, broadband customers, and enterprise contracts for data/cloud services. recurring revenue in a mature market keeps it steady, even with competition. boring but reliable for those divvies
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