Combine this with a decent dividend yield and you should be on to a winner. |
Company X and Y both pay annual dividend of 40 tambala to their shareholders and this is expected to continue in perpetuity. |
There are no profits and no dividend, and the assets are valued at just 60p per share. |
Doubling their latest annual dividend suggests they're well on the road to recovery. |
Possible options to ensure that the dividend is safe include the closure or sale of loss-makers, such as the London Independent. |
So, using the dividend yields seen during the 1998 crisis, rough target prices can be produced. |