Henry Kong asked 3 years ago
Hi DM team!
Just want to ask, regarding the various data i should look out for when looking for growth dividend stocks, how many years of data should i be looking at?
TIA!
3 Answers
Rusmin Ang Staff answered 3 years ago
Hi Henry,
A min of 3y to 5 y but if the company has longer record, then 10y will be even better.
Henry Kong answered 3 years ago
thank you for the reply Rusmin! I have attached a screenshot of wilmar\'s cashflow for 2021. On the topic of capital return vs capital raised, do i need to consider the amount under \"loan and borrowings\"? Because i was quite surprised that wilmar has such a huge difference from 2021 (right column) to 2022 (left column). what are the other items i should consider as they have quite a few items compared to the example of Enron you guys shared in the video? TIA!
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Rusmin Ang Staff answered 3 years ago
Hi Henry,
There is no need to include loan and borrowings. Wilmar usually use loans for trade financing which is generally short-term. I will include share buyback and dividends under Capital Returned while proceeds from issuance of shares as Capital Raised. We can ignore the raise.
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