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FNArena is not aligned with any financial establishment, therefore the moniker “unbiased”. We have an extended history of publishing out-of-consensus views and market evaluation. Our quest is not to be bullish or bearish, but to accurately assess future trends. Well, if a company’s future appears brilliant, the people at the stock market who might be promoting shares of that company will need more money for that share. The reverse is true if an organization’s future appears a bit bleak; people are more likely to be prepared to promote for much less to be able to dump a possible loser that received’t earn as a lot dividends in the future or might even turn into valueless if the corporate fails.
A dividend cost is just a very small fee given out by an organization to the proprietor of every share of that company. If Coca-Cola …