greenmedic88 on 01 April 2008
Re: FishyJoe
For Nintendo, I'm less interested in the dividend yields, even though they always factor into returns on investment. While the 2.2% for NTDOF is better than average, personally, I'm more interested in Nintendo in terms of quarterly growth (edit: the ADR "NTDOY" only yields a .47% dividend)
This is why I'm particularly interested to see if they exceeded Q1 projections by a significant enough amount to cause a 5-10% spike in NTDOF upon release of the earnings report.
When I invest based primarily upon dividend yields, I generally won't put a stake in a company paying less than 5%.
