01-18-2015, 12:09 PM
I also ignore the DDM.
I prefer combining the P/E under 20 rule with the "yield above average" where I try to buy stocks with current yield higher than their 5 year average yield (and still below 10%).
When combined with increased dividends and strong financial background this tells me that the company is cheaper than it usually is.
I prefer combining the P/E under 20 rule with the "yield above average" where I try to buy stocks with current yield higher than their 5 year average yield (and still below 10%).
When combined with increased dividends and strong financial background this tells me that the company is cheaper than it usually is.