 | When it comes to dividends, 5% is a decent yield. It’s high enough to get your attention, but it doesn’t seem unsustainable.
All the same, there’s one popular household name yielding 5% you should avoid: Big Blue itself, International Business Machines Corp. (NYSE: IBM).
I wrote a bearish piece on IBM a little over a year ago, and since then shares are down about 10%.
That might not sound all that bad given market conditions in 2022.
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It brought in more income — including equity sales — in the last 12 months than Disney, Square or Tesla.
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The companies were disrupting their markets and would deliver large gains to investors.
Dubbed the “Nifty Fifty,” the companies included American Express Company (NYSE: AXP), Walmart Inc. (NYSE: WMT) and Walt Disney Co. (NYSE: DIS). The list also included Schlitz Brewing, Kresge (aka Kmart) discount stores and Revlon.
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1971: Merrill Lynch went public on the NYSE at $38.25 per share. At the time, it was a multinational corporation operating in over 40 countries and carried over $1.8 trillion in client assets. The company’s reputation was tumultuous before Bank of America bought it for $50 billion in 2008. It is now a branch of Bank of America rebranded as Merrill. | |
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