Definition of Volatility - dividends - Finance dictionary
Volatility - dividends((See Chapter 38 of the Vernimmen))
A high payout ratio implies low price volatility, all other things being equal. A low payout ratio will result in capital gains, which will be realised by selling the shares. At the same time, the share price of a company that pays out all its earnings in dividends will behave much like the price of a bond.
Volatility - dividends((See Chapter 38 of the Vernimmen))
A high payout ratio implies low price volatility, all other things being equal. A low payout ratio will result in capital gains, which will be realised by selling the shares. At the same time, the share price of a company that pays out all its earnings in dividends will behave much like the price of a bond.
Volatility - dividends((See Chapter 38 of the Vernimmen))
A high payout ratio implies low price volatility, all other things being equal. A low payout ratio will result in capital gains, which will be realised by selling the shares. At the same time, the share price of a company that pays out all its earnings in dividends will behave much like the price of a bond.
Definition of Volatility - dividends - Finance dictionary
