Most days, I spend a fair amount of time scouring several online sites for articles and information related to dividend stocks. Besides being a simple homework exercise, it's also a great way to get fresh ideas, and to see what others are saying about our current or prospective holdings.
After wading through 39 of 40 slides, I found something of interest. The last slide identified Vale VALE +0.19% , the Brazilian miner, as a stock expected to "...boost its dividend by 32% this year." SocGen also states Vale's 2011 yield as 7.4%. I'd take a 32% increase on that. I soon saw why I had overlooked Vale. For the company’s US-traded ADRs, according to MarketWatch , the dividend yield is "N/A". However, during the course of the year, they also paid out a total of $1.3846 per share in "special dividends." This is not included in the dividends yield as reported by most services.
Source: Market Watch
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