Looking at the universe of shares we cover Dividend channelIn trading on Wednesday, RPC, Inc. (Symbol: RES) shares were yielding above 3% based on their quarterly dividend (until $ 0.16), the stock was changed as $ 5.24 a day. Dividends are particularly important for considering investors, as historically speaking dividends have provided a considerable share of the total return of the stock market. For example, for example, you bought 5/31/2000 shares of Ishares Russell 3000 ETF (IWV) – you must have paid $ 78.27 per share. For 5/31/2012 fast forward and the price of each stock was $ 77.79 on that date, loss of $ 0.48 or 0.6% in twelve years. But now consider that you have collected $ 10.77 per share in the dividend in the same period, which made your return to 13.15%. Even with dividends, it is only in volume for average annual total return of 1.0%; Therefore, collecting the yield above 3% by comparing will look quite attractive if this yield is durable. RPC, Inc. (Symbol: RES) Russell is a member of 3000, which gives it special status as one of the largest 3000 companies in the US stock markets.
In general, the dividend amount is not always estimated and follows the ups and downs of profitability in each company. RPC, Inc. In the case of, looking at the history chart for the RES below may help find out whether the most recent dividend is likely to continue, and in turn whether it is a fair hope to expect 3% annual yield.
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