too high?

[88V8]

As regards historic yield: if Julius Casesar were alive today, would he be worried about the historic yield on his investments, supposing they still existed?

He might have been worried four days ago.

V8

[Arborbridge]

As regards historic yield: if Julius Casesar were alive today, would he be worried about the historic yield on his investments, supposing they still existed?

He might have been worried four days ago.

V8

I don't get that, you'll have to explain the joke - sorry.

[kempiejon]

Me sir, me sir
Ides of March

[monabri]

<<pendant mode on>>

Ah....but Arb said on the 19th March

" if Julius Casesar were alive today, would he be worried about the historic yield on his investments"


<<pendant mode off>>



p.s Who is this person "Julius Casesar" , though?

[Arborbridge]

<<pendant mode on>>

Ah....but Arb said on the 19th March

" if Julius Casesar were alive today, would he be worried about the historic yield on his investments"


<<pendant mode off>>



p.s Who is this person "Julius Casesar" , though?

Oh, my proofing reading has gotten ship slod again.

And I get the reference now, to the Ides, thanks.

Arb.

[moorfield]

Why I’m on the hunt for dividend income

https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/divi ... -75hm9cf59

Mould said that a good rule of thumb is to reject any company where the dividend yield is more than twice as high as the ten-year UK government bond yield, which at the moment is 4 per cent.

Now where's he got that idea from...?

[BullDog]

Why I’m on the hunt for dividend income

https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/divi ... -75hm9cf59

Mould said that a good rule of thumb is to reject any company where the dividend yield is more than twice as high as the ten-year UK government bond yield, which at the moment is 4 per cent.

Now where's he got that idea from...?

[moorfield]

British American Tobacco: The Bottom Is Starting To Fall Out
https://seekingalpha.com/article/468210 ... to-fallout

Although it has already announced its quarterly payments into 2025 buyer sentiment looks to be going the other way. Yield trap or oversold? Well, we all know where a sustained period of yield at >2*CTY might lead, don't we class?

One to watch...