ING yields 5.8% and may have turned the corner on share price in the last month
I’m sure you’re happy with the 5.80% forward dividend yield on ING (ING). That dividend is why the stock is a member of my Dividend Portfolio. I’m also sure that you’re not happy with the loss in the stock’s price–down 13.64% year...
Buying ING in my Dividend Portfolio tomorrow
Tomorrow I’ll be adding ING Groep (ING) to my Dividend Portfolio. The Dutch-headquartered banking company pays a 4.87% yield. Five reasons to buy ING now. Three macro reasons. Growth in Europe, especially in the company’s German market, has picked up. In...Sell ING (ING)
When the reason you bought a stock no longer applies, you sell. I bought ING (ING) on this relatively straightforward story: The Dutch banking and insurance giant was redeploying assets from its mature markets in Europe into growth markets in the developing economies...Update ING (ING)
When the reason you bought a stock no longer applies, you sell. Knowing what I know today, I will sell ING (ING) out of the long-term Jubak Picks 50 portfolio on the annual revision of that portfolio in December. (By the rules of this portfolio, I only buy and sell...Update ING Groep (ING)
ING Groep (ING) has moved a step closer to repaying the $14.3 billion loan it took out from the Dutch government in October 2008 during the height of the financial crisis. The company has asked for final bids for its private banking business with the price believed to...Jim’s Daily Email Alerts:
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