Company reduces dividend, gets over sold...

[Cabin111]

Can you post a real world example of a company cutting it's div that saw a improvement in the short term afterwards (we can define a short term bounce as being 6 months)?

Hence the leap, to defray the cost of the stock. You earn money from the option and the float money (compounding) from the option money. You still will be getting the reduced dividend. Also, if you have chosen wisely, you own a quality stock...

 

[Overnight]

look at T stock. It’s probably the most prominent dividend stock in the US. How’s it going...

T sux ass. I bought it right before the pandemic. But hey, great yield? (Ahahahah, I just made myself laugh).

 

[newwurldmn]

Not Intel.
They raise theirs.

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yeah. Div policy is a significant signalling factor. Intels attempt at saying “everything is awesome.” (Now I have that lego song stuck in my head)