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🚀 Broadcom demonstrated phenomenal historical capital appreciation, turning an approximate $10,000 investment in 2010 into over $91,000 by 2025 in the example shown.
💰 Over the 15-year period analyzed, the investment hypothetically generated an additional $59,684 in dividends, showcasing significant income potential alongside growth.
🤔 Despite its stellar past performance, the presenter noted its current dividend yield (around 1.32% at the time of analysis) is relatively low and might not meet strict dividend investing criteria today.
@ElClubDeInversion:
“The first example is Broadcom, a multinational technology company focused on designing, developing, and supplying a wide range of software, infrastructure, and semiconductor products. It’s a major player with a market capitalization shown as around $842 billion. Analysis revealed an upward trend in revenues and strong financial ratios, like a 76% gross margin, with actual earnings per share often surpassing analyst estimates. Historically, it showed 14 years of dividend growth with quarterly payments, though the yield was noted as relatively low at 1.32%. A hypothetical investment was analyzed: buying 485 shares in March 2010 (at $20.6, implying an initial investment closer to $10,000, despite mentioning $1,000 earlier) would have seen those shares valued at $91,306.10 by March 2025. This represents a massive revalorization of 9,039%, multiplying the initial investment by about 90 times. Furthermore, over that 15-year period, those shares would have generated $59,684.10 in dividends. The total return, combining the initial investment, capital gains, and dividends, amounted to $150,990.20. However, it’s presented as an extreme example, and the presenter cautioned that its current low yield wouldn’t pass her investment filters.”
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