RIT is a hold; current pricing assumes excessive 6% perpetual dividend growth vs 3% expected payout, despite 6-7% stable returns from dividends and buybacks.
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The following is for monitoring (Hold). American and European retailers saw a slight decrease in dividend payouts of 3%. They are carrying out buybacks that should increase dividend payouts.
If you're expecting a 4% dividend yield, you need it in the high twenties, and if you want a safety margin, you need it in the low twenties to achieve a 10% yield. Now, what's being priced is 6% forever growth in dividends, with an expected payout of 3%, which is a bit much.
So, I'll put it here: dividends and repurchase, stable returns of 6-7%. However, keep in mind the long-term risks of the stock.
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The following is for monitoring (Hold). American and European retailers saw a slight decrease in dividend payouts of 3%. They are carrying out buybacks that should increase dividend payouts. If you're expecting a 4% dividend yield, you need it in the high twenties, and if you want a safety margin, you need it in the low twenties to achieve a 10% yield. Now, what's being priced is 6% forever growth in dividends, with an expected payout of 3%, which is a bit much. So, I'll put it here: dividends and repurchase, stable returns of 6-7%. However, keep in mind the long-term risks of the stock.