Individual stock prices fluctuate between repetitive extremes of
high dividend yield and low dividend yield. These recurring extremes of
yield establish Undervalue and Overvalue price levels.
When a dividend is raised, the Undervalue and Overvalue price levels
are raised automatically so they will continue to reflect the
historically established yield extremes. Each stock has its own
distinctive high and low yield characteristics and must be evaluated
individually.
There has been an unusual period of complacency in the market is one
of the few things that many market observers can agree on. What gets
lost with complacency, which is dangerous, is that markets, over the
long-term, are nothing if not cyclical.(more)
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