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Strategies & Market Trends : Dividend investing for retirement
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To: rnsmth who wrote (16068)6/26/2013 8:40:47 AM
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This is a FWIW regarding VOD. You already know M*'s view, here is what Value Line is saying.

We expect increases in the regular
semiannual dividend to moderate. Any
further significant rise in the payout ratio
seems unlikely until the status of VZW is
resolved. Too, Vodafone doesn’t seem in a
rush for another special dividend, such as
2012’s $0.62-a-share payout, which was
funded by a distribution from VZW. The
U.S. service provider has since paid two
more dividends, but Vodafone is using the
first to fund share repurchases and plans
to retain the second. Even so,
These ADRs will likely appeal to
income-oriented investors. This equity
offers a yield in excess of 5%, and it also
gets a high mark for Price Stability, which
makes its suitable for more-conservative
accounts.
Robert M. Greene, CFA June 21, 2013
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