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Buying Nike: Just Don't Do It Yet
2015-10-20 16:14:28| Footwear - Topix.net
Nike is an amazing company that continues to grow its operations all over the world, but investors know this and have fully priced in optimism for the near term. At a recent investor day, management at the athletic apparel company discussed its promising results, but investors have been in step with its innovations, leaving what looks like little room for price appreciation at current time.
Carbon emissions make Earth greener but are also drying it out
2015-10-19 17:00:00| Climate Ark Climate Change & Global Warming Newsfeed
New Scientist: The carbon dioxide we`ve been pumping into the atmosphere is fertilising plants and making them grow faster - but now those plants are sucking our streams dry. Australia is already a parched country and will only become drier as the planet warms and rainfall decreases. But now it turns out that Australia has lost about a quarter of its streamflow over the past 30 years as plants given an extra boost by our carbon emissions grow faster and use more water. Global greening is happening for...
Now's A Good Time To Be A Dividend Growth Investor. Was It Always And Shall It Forever Be?
2015-10-19 01:29:42| Energy - Topix.net
Recently, two books piqued my interest in the relationship between taxes and dividend-based returns. The first book, "The Future for Investors" by Jeremy J. Siegel, contends and presents evidence that investors in our most venerable dividend growth stocks, for example Coca-Cola and Exxon Mobil , achieved such satisfying returns over the last half century or so by: While I suspect most people in the dividend growth community are familiar with this conclusion, he additionally argues for a fourth ingredient, the secret sauce that leads to truly outsized returns: chronic undervaluation.
Now's A Good Time To Be A Dividend Growth Investor. Was It Always And Shall It Forever Be?
2015-10-19 00:58:04| Oil & Gas - Topix.net
Recently, two books piqued my interest in the relationship between taxes and dividend-based returns. The first book, "The Future for Investors" by Jeremy J. Siegel, contends and presents evidence that investors in our most venerable dividend growth stocks, for example Coca-Cola and Exxon Mobil , achieved such satisfying returns over the last half century or so by: While I suspect most people in the dividend growth community are familiar with this conclusion, he additionally argues for a fourth ingredient, the secret sauce that leads to truly outsized returns: chronic undervaluation.
11 Most Profitable Airlines In The World: Will It Last?
2015-10-17 09:43:36| Airlines - Topix.net
Previously we covered the 11 most profitable companies in the world in 2015 , and in this article we will focus on the 11 most profitable airlines in the world. The first time someone actually paid to fly by plane was exactly 101 year ago.
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