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Dividends are nice ... but not everything

Western Union is probably one of the best examples in my portfolio. Dividends are being paid out again today... fortunately Western Union does this on a quarterly basis. 💵


-> Dividend yield: approx. 11%

-> P/E ratio: approx. 5.5


When I joined the company, the fundamentals were only marginally "worse". Almost too good to be true. High dividend yield and high price potential ... that was my thought at the time. 📈


This bet didn't work out. Today, the dividend yield is even higher and my share price has fallen by around 25% (although fortunately this is somewhat offset by the dividend received).


Nevertheless, I have learned to look twice at high dividend yields. There is nothing free in the market. As far as Western Union is concerned, I still can't figure out what justifies this fall in the share price. I therefore continue to hold the share and hope for a bottom soon.


You don't just have winners $WU (-2,58%) ... 😉

30.09
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Ricevuto x2266 Dividendi a 0,235 USD
532,51 USD
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In the long term, the share price usually follows a company's profit growth. Western Union is a typical example: both turnover and the share price have been steadily heading south for years.
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