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...STEPHEN BOESEL: The really strong negative related to Microsoft is, it almost guarantees that the proposed dividend-tax cut is going to be pared. There is no way they will let Bill Gates collect $100 million each year tax free...
...BOESEL: The shift to dividends could be very big. Just about any company you can look back at that was a significant buyer of its own shares bought at too high a price. And it is hard to find any big mergers that have worked out. So you come back to what management can control: the dividend. Dividends are back, and don't underestimate the ability of Wall Street to make a theme...
...BOESEL: The real change is that we feel excited again about dividend investing because the market is going to reward it, particularly with companies that can grow their dividends for a long time. Eleven Dow stocks now yield more than money-market funds. And there's $2 trillion in those funds looking for a place to be. Dividend stocks will do well...
...BOESEL: I think we saw the low in the market last October. But I am not willing to say that we are back in a bull market. There's another difficult year ahead. We are putting a premium on companies that have good yields currently, that are selling at value prices and where the expectation is for dividend growth. In that category, you have to have General Electric [3.3%]. It's raised its dividend every year. We also like Procter & Gamble [1.9%], McDonald's [1.6%] and Home Depot [1.2%], which is a company we have not owned before in value...
Evan G. Galbraith and James S. Gratton will argue for the Scott Club, upholding the law's constitutionality. The other third year members of the Scott Club are Milton C. Boesel, Jr., Donn W. Carlsmith, Thomas R. H. Howarth, Paul C. Lambert, Richard L. Ottinger, and Charles C. Wright...