Post by
slimjim11 on Feb 22, 2016 10:46am
Falling yield as the shares rise
As the shares rise, the yield falls. The yield is now down to 10%, and I remain wondering what level is low enough for the bears to consider the yield to be sustainable and the shares to be a Buy. On the subject of revenue per share, Q2 Revenue Sh o/s Rev/sh 31-Dec Basic 2009 74,285 55,105 $1.35 2010 81,306 56,219 $1.45 2011 101,125 62,440 $1.62 2012 119,355 79,459 $1.50 2013 135,529 81,923 $1.65 2014 157,451 83,354 $1.89 2015 167,380 96,604 $1.73 I'm seeing steady overall growth in revenue per share, with a periodic reset as a share issue is done, while consistently paying an attractive yield. The revenue per share outstanding has certainly been growing when looked at over any two or three year horizon. What more proof will the bears need?