How to choose high-income stocks

By John Swindells 01 Dec 2010 | Comment
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There are two key measures when calculating how suitable a company stock may be for income:
  • Dividend yield: the % return a company pays out as a dividend to stockholders
  • Projected Earnings Growth (PEG) which measures how much a company's earnings should change in future years.

Sources:
stocks.about.com.

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