ilmscore | Prediction Details
"If they want to maintain this 3% annual dividend, they're going to have to double how much money they're paying out in dividends, too. which means now they're not paying $3 a share, they're paying $6 a share in dividends, but you didn't buy the stock at $200 a share. You bought in at $100 a share. So yeah, while the people that are buying it today are getting a 3% return on their money, you bought in here. So you're actually getting a 6% return on your money because you bought the stock for $100 a share and now they're paying you $6 a year in dividends per share that you own."
By Minority Mindset | February 6, 2024 | Pending
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How To Invest In Dividend Paying Stocks & NEVER WORK AGAIN 00:05:59 - 00:06:31
Interpreted Prediction
As a company's stock price doubles from $100 to $200, to maintain a 3% annual dividend yield, they would need to double their dividend payout per share from $3 to $6. This results in a 6% dividend yield for an investor who initially bought the stock at $100.

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Dividend Yield Growth

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