
Asset Allocation
Dividends Romp in the 2nd Quarter, But Don’t Get Used to It
While company payouts hit a record, economic problems should slow that pace up ahead, a Janus Henderson study warns.
While company payouts hit a record, economic problems should slow that pace up ahead, a Janus Henderson study warns.
Sliced at the coronavirus’ outset, company payouts enjoy increases amid enlarged profits.
Companies, tightfisted on payouts since last year’s market wipeout, feel flush now, Credit Suisse says.
The last time that happened was during the financial crisis, Bespoke says.
Lower P/Es, buybacks, small investor trading, and the fear gauge don’t paint a picture of panic.