For income investors, there’s a certain Goldilocks quality to judging a dividend payout ratio. If the number is too small, say 10%, it implies that the company doesn’t prioritize returning cash to shareholders through steadily increasing payouts.
For income investors, there’s a certain Goldilocks quality to judging a dividend payout ratio. If the number is too small, say 10%, it implies that the company doesn’t prioritize returning cash to shareholders through steadily increasing payouts.