Wharton professor Jeremy Siegel made a wonderful discovery in his book The Future for Investors. The greatest long-term returns typically don't come from the most innovative companies, or even companies with the highest earnings growth. They come from companies that happen to crank out dividends year after year. Simply put, since the 1950s, "the portfolios with higher dividend yields offered investors higher returns."The key word is "typically."
Friday, July 15, 2011
For Investors: Nice Motley Fool Story on Dividends -- XOM, COP, CVX
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