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Im Not Warren Buffett
PostPosted: Wed Nov 30, 2005 11:20 am Post subject: Random Question Reply with quote

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I was just wondering if the game takes dividends into account, not that it really matters for monetary purposes but more because some can give you a decent boost in return.
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Nope, no dividends yet.

There would be a lot of programming challenges to overcome. It is a good idea to try to add it at some point but it would be on the long list. Wink
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Im Not Warren Buffett
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I figured as much. Maybe theres a way just to show what the yield would be in your portfolio? I think it would be good to know considering some companies have yields in the 6%+ range, which (assuming its sustainable) means you have more than half the annual market return locked up.
Thats enough of a rant, I'm just kind of a dividend fan, I don't know why.
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I'm Not Allah wrote:
I'm just kind of a dividend fan, I don't know why.


Well, it effects how a stock is traded and everyone likes a bit more money.

Adding this will only make the simulator more realistic.

Actually I'd like to see a good article posted on dividends here because I'm sure a lot of members here have no idea how they work! Can you put it into your own words?
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Thanks that was great. I split it into it's own post. Smile
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PostPosted: Wed Nov 30, 2005 3:29 pm Post subject: :shock: if I may add a little to allah's very good statement Reply with quote

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Shocked if I may add a little to allah's very good statement.. Companies have two ways of adding value to their stock. A dividend, which is a direct way of returning money to the shareholders. Also with a stock buy back program which should increase the value of the company's stock. Both are a sign of a company's financial health Very Happy

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I moved his thread here:

http://www.einvesting.com/viewtopic.php?t=1672

Sorry Frusnak Smile

Feel free to copy and paste for free money!
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Im Not Warren Buffett
PostPosted: Wed Nov 30, 2005 3:51 pm Post subject: Reply with quote

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Wow, I feel quite honored to get my own custom built thread!
And Frusnak, I'm NOT Allah. Laughing
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