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Texas Instruments Incorporated (TXN $161.38)
- $161.38 P/E (TTM): 29.08X Cap: $148.62B
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Texas Instruments Incorporated (TXN $161.38)
- $161.38 P/E (TTM): 29.08X Cap: $148.62B
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Q: Hi there,
Why is TXN falling so much from its high of approx 220.00 in August? Do you see this as a short term issue?
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Why is TXN falling so much from its high of approx 220.00 in August? Do you see this as a short term issue?
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Texas Instruments Incorporated (TXN $161.38)
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Texas Instruments Incorporated (TXN $161.38)
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Q: Hi Team,
I went looking through the questions and couldn’t find one like this. I am not looking for personal advice but the context is that I am closer to winding down the working years and am trying to build some income into the portfolio through dividend growers.
What would be your top seven dividend growers in both the US and Canada where the starting dividend is at least 1.5% indicating that management sees the dividend as a meaningful part of its capital allocation strategy? Obviously, I would prefer some sector diversification as well.
Please feel free to deduct as many questions as you deem appropriate.
Thanks for the great help!
I went looking through the questions and couldn’t find one like this. I am not looking for personal advice but the context is that I am closer to winding down the working years and am trying to build some income into the portfolio through dividend growers.
What would be your top seven dividend growers in both the US and Canada where the starting dividend is at least 1.5% indicating that management sees the dividend as a meaningful part of its capital allocation strategy? Obviously, I would prefer some sector diversification as well.
Please feel free to deduct as many questions as you deem appropriate.
Thanks for the great help!
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