Dividend value traps and how to avoid them
Uncovering what investors are missing when looking at high-dividend companies and how to avoid dividend traps
Successful income investing requires a wide lens that extends far beyond dividend yield alone. Indeed, valuing a company based on dividends alone is a trap for beginners. Sector cyclicality, capex cyclicality, and structural change are just three of the considerations you need to take into account when investing for income.
In the third episode of this four-part series, I uncover what investors are missing when looking at high-dividend companies and how to avoid dividend traps.
In case you missed the first two episodes of the four part series, you can watch them below
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Michael co-manages the Tyndall Australian Share Income Fund and has 23 years’ investment experience. He leads Tyndall’s analysis of the Media, Telco and Transport sectors.
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Michael co-manages the Tyndall Australian Share Income Fund and has 23 years’ investment experience. He leads Tyndall’s analysis of the Media, Telco and Transport sectors.
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Michael co-manages the Tyndall Australian Share Income Fund and has 23 years’ investment experience. He leads Tyndall’s analysis of the Media, Telco and Transport sectors.
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