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To find growth stocks selling on the cheap, Lynch famously used the P/E/Growth ratio, adjusting the "growth" portion of the equation to include yield for stalwarts, since they often pay solid dividends; yield-adjusted P/E/Gs below 1.0 are acceptable to my Lynch-based model, with those below 0.5 the best case.
The dividend yield is 5%.
The other is the dividend yield.
Our forecast dividend yield is 4.8%.
The current dividend yield for the S.&P.
The shares offer a prospective dividend yield of around 3%.
That looks punchy, even with a 3% dividend yield.
And the stock also benefited from its high dividend yield.
Investors are paid to wait with a 5% dividend yield.
It also has a dividend yield of about 3.6percentt.
He described the dividend yield as "pretty solid".
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