Showing posts with label Intel. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Intel. Show all posts

Monday, January 27, 2020

Dividend raise: Intel (+5%)

It's time for another dividend raise ! Intel (ticker: INTC) decided to send me more money each quarter! They raised their quarterly dividend from $0.315 per share to $0.33 per share. That works out to a raise of $0,06 per share each year, roughly 5% extra. I currently own 63 shares, so that's an extra € 3,50 each year!


I have been a long-term shareholder of Intel. I bought my shares back in July 2013. The dividend growth is not exceptional but with slightly more than 6% per year nothing to sneeze at either.


However, if you look at it from a total return perspective, this investment has been quite amazing! The annual return of the stock price is around 17%. The fact that I received over 29% of my original investment in the form of dividends, adds around 2.5% to the return. Finally I have had some luck with foreign currency exchange rates, so that adds another 3% to the return. In total my return on investment has been 22% per year for almost 7 years!

How has your Intel investment performed over the years? Are you contemplating adding to your Intel position on the backdrop of its recent earnings beat?

Friday, January 25, 2019

Intel raises dividend by 5%

It's time for the second dividend raise of the year! Intel (ticker: INTC) decided to send me more money each quarter! They raised their quarterly dividend to $0.315 per share. That works out to a raise of $0,06 per share each year. I currently own 63 shares, so that's an extra $4 each year!

I have been a long-term shareholder of Intel. I bought my shares back in July 2013. The dividend growth is not exceptional but with slightly more than 6% per year nothing to sneeze at either.

However, if you look at it from a total return perspective, this investment has been quite amazing! The annual return of the stock price is around 13%. The fact that I received over 25% of my original investment in the form of dividends, adds around 3% to the return. Finally I have had some luck with foreign currency exchange rates, so that adds another 3% to the return. In total my return on investment has been 19% per year for almost 6 years!

How has your Intel investment performed over the years? Are you contemplating adding to your Intel position on the backdrop of its recent earnings report?