The phrase "all the dividends" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the total amount of dividends distributed to shareholders or the benefits received from an investment.
Example: "After reviewing the company's financial performance, we were pleased to see that all the dividends were reinvested into the business for future growth."
Alternatives: "the total dividends" or "all dividends received".
But if the company starts doing well again, they've got to go back and make up for all the dividends they missed.
Here's how it might work: If a company had the right to pay $65 million in taxable dividends, and paid just that amount in cash dividends, all the dividends would be tax exempt.
A company that did not pay out all the dividends that it could pay on a tax-exempt basis -- choosing instead to reinvest the money in its business -- would be able to declare a deemed dividend.
Where Have All The Dividends Gone?
What is often not realized is that about 75 firms accounted for over three-quarters of all the dividends paid in the nonfinancial sector.
A mere $1,000 investment in the tobacco giant Altria in 1957 would have become $4.6 million by 2003, if all the dividends were reinvested in stock.
The risk-premium argument seems the most plausible; after all, the dividend yield is higher than the bond yield in Britain, France, Germany and Japan as well.It may well be that bonds are expensive, rather than equities being cheap.
The long-term outlook for the A malls is favorable and Simon's fortress balance should allow the company to continue to generate steady and reliable dividends; after all, "the safest dividend is the one that's just been raised". LTC Properties LTCC) dividend yield has breached 6%, the company has maintained very consistent record of increasing dividends.
The solution, Mr. Beattie said, which came from the family, was to reinvest all of the dividends into the company for a minimum of five years.
Risk-averse investments make great short-term strategies, and with the Texans poised to win their first division title with a victory and a Titans loss, their conservative offense will pay all of the dividends they really need.
Let's say that stocks are valued, just as I teach my students, they're valued as the present value of all of the dividends you expect to receive from them in the future.
