Comments on: International Equities in Dividend Growth Portfolio http://www.dividendtree.net/commentary/international-equities-in-dividend-growth-portfolio/ My journey of planting dividend investment seeds and watching it grow.... Thu, 31 Mar 2011 20:45:33 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1 By: Dividend Tree http://www.dividendtree.net/commentary/international-equities-in-dividend-growth-portfolio/comment-page-1/#comment-254 Dividend Tree Wed, 28 Oct 2009 20:46:19 +0000 http://www.dividendtree.net/?p=38#comment-254 Hello Lyle, Your suggestions are good. But I guess the question is about consistency, sustainability, and quality of dividends? And ones willingness to take that higher risk of fluctuations or volatility. Thanks for stopping by and leaving the comment. Best Wishes, Hello Lyle,

Your suggestions are good. But I guess the question is about consistency, sustainability, and quality of dividends? And ones willingness to take that higher risk of fluctuations or volatility.

Thanks for stopping by and leaving the comment.

Best Wishes,

]]> By: Lyle Allen http://www.dividendtree.net/commentary/international-equities-in-dividend-growth-portfolio/comment-page-1/#comment-249 Lyle Allen Sat, 24 Oct 2009 21:06:20 +0000 http://www.dividendtree.net/?p=38#comment-249 BTI should be considered, along with PM. You might also look at BHP, although the payout is small the growth would appear to be there. Then there are other foriegn commodity stocks where one might also get a currency tailwind--look to oil in Canada and mining in S. Africa and Austrailia. Also, historically, Aracruz in Brazil and YPF in Argentina have paid nice dividends. Stable? At least for a while. Oh, and one of my favorites: TNH. BTI should be considered, along with PM. You might also look at BHP, although the payout is small the growth would appear to be there. Then there are other foriegn commodity stocks where one might also get a currency tailwind–look to oil in Canada and mining in S. Africa and Austrailia. Also, historically, Aracruz in Brazil and YPF in Argentina have paid nice dividends. Stable? At least for a while. Oh, and one of my favorites: TNH.

]]> By: dividend http://www.dividendtree.net/commentary/international-equities-in-dividend-growth-portfolio/comment-page-1/#comment-34 dividend Mon, 02 Feb 2009 04:19:00 +0000 http://www.dividendtree.net/?p=38#comment-34 Tapan:<br/>As per Morningstar and Yahoo, IBN did provide dividends in year 2007. Additionally, IBN is an emerging market stock (Indian Bank) which provides only one dividend per year. The dividends in actual native country is the true reflection of consistency in dividends. IBN does provide consistent dividends (excluding special dividends). The inconsistency in dollar terms is due to the currency fluctuations. <br/><br/>I haven't looked at RPF yet. I will look into it in near future. Thanks for the suggestion. <br/><br/>Thanks for stopping by. <br/><br/>Best Regards,<br/>DT Tapan:
As per Morningstar and Yahoo, IBN did provide dividends in year 2007. Additionally, IBN is an emerging market stock (Indian Bank) which provides only one dividend per year. The dividends in actual native country is the true reflection of consistency in dividends. IBN does provide consistent dividends (excluding special dividends). The inconsistency in dollar terms is due to the currency fluctuations.

I haven’t looked at RPF yet. I will look into it in near future. Thanks for the suggestion.

Thanks for stopping by.

Best Regards,
DT

]]> By: Tapan http://www.dividendtree.net/commentary/international-equities-in-dividend-growth-portfolio/comment-page-1/#comment-33 Tapan Sun, 01 Feb 2009 18:18:00 +0000 http://www.dividendtree.net/?p=38#comment-33 Hi,<br/>I went through your stock list. IBN is inconsistent with dividends. In 2007 it did not pay dividends.<br/><br/>What do you think about RPF? This closed end fund has been down, changed dividend scheme from monthly to quarterly.<br/>TD Hi,
I went through your stock list. IBN is inconsistent with dividends. In 2007 it did not pay dividends.

What do you think about RPF? This closed end fund has been down, changed dividend scheme from monthly to quarterly.
TD

]]> By: Tapan http://www.dividendtree.net/commentary/international-equities-in-dividend-growth-portfolio/comment-page-1/#comment-32 Tapan Sun, 01 Feb 2009 18:02:00 +0000 http://www.dividendtree.net/?p=38#comment-32 Hi ,<br/>Just dropped by your blog. Will go into detail. Recently have been reading about dividend machine or stocks to buy for the long run which pay huge dividends.<br/><br/>Thanks<br/>TD<br/>http://inquisitiveaboutfinance.blogspot.com Hi ,
Just dropped by your blog. Will go into detail. Recently have been reading about dividend machine or stocks to buy for the long run which pay huge dividends.

Thanks
TD
http://inquisitiveaboutfinance.blogspot.com

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