Example sentences for: dividends

How can you use “dividends” in a sentence? Here are some example sentences to help you improve your vocabulary:

  • Instead, what we have written from our first March 1998 piece in the Wall Street Journal to our book--and have repeated, without provoking objection, at academic conferences from Princeton to Tokyo--is that the measure of cash is somewhere between the lower bound of dividends and the upper bound of earnings.

  • For example, in the latest edition of Siegel's excellent book Stocks for the Long Run , Table 5-1 on Page 79 shows that the growth of real dividends per share has been 2.1 percent on average since 1946 and positive since the 19 th century.

  • Past rule-of-thumb valuations based on earnings and dividends assume that economic and profit growth will continue in the future at roughly the pace it did in the past.

  • If the payment of terminal dividends is probable and the amount can be reasonably estimated, the liability should be recognized.

  • My article does not say or imply that "real earnings growth only reflects retentions and that dividend growth must be zero" or that "all valuation techniques are out the window for firms that don't pay dividends."


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