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Mr. Ashton, the fund manager, says he doesn't sell covered calls on every stock in the portfolio and occasionally owns non-dividend-paying stocks for their upside potential.

Funds Use Options to Enhance Income Reshma Kapadia 2011

So the demographic situation may very well change the asset mix away from zero-income instruments (e.g., non-dividend-paying stocks).

Real Social Security, Arnold Kling | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty 2009

That means dividend-paying stocks, which have beaten non-dividend-paying stocks by 7.8 percentage points this year.

How to Play the Rescue Ben Levisohn 2011

High-dividend companies have typically seen their price-to-earnings ratios trade 20% or more lower than non-dividend-paying shares over the past three decades, according to AllianceBernstein.

Dividend Stocks Become the Heroes Jonathan Cheng 2011

The study looked at the performance of dividend-paying stocks since 1928 and compared their returns against those of non-dividend-paying stocks, as well as comparing the returns of stocks that paid higher and lower dividend yields.

Why Dividend Stocks Aren't the New Bonds Michael A. Pollock 2012

But those that do so possess many of the same appealing traits as their larger counterparts -- strong cash flows, stable business models and less volatility than non-dividend-paying stocks, says Mitch Schlesinger , the chief investment officer at FBB Capital Partners.

What AT&T's T-Mobile Deal May Mean for You Cristina Lourosa-Ricardo 2011

Essentially, both dividend-paying stocks and non-dividend-paying growth stocks would benefit from these proposals.

2003 Investment Outlook 2003

In 2012, non-dividend-paying stocks on the Standard and Poor's 500 are up more than eight percent, while dividend payers are down approximately 1.3 percent and the index as a whole is up close to five percent, data from Bespoke Investment Group finds.

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"Other data have convincingly shown over the last 40 years that dividend-paying stocks are better for shareholder appreciation than non-dividend-paying companies."

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"Other data have convincingly shown over the last 40 years that dividend-paying stocks are better for shareholder appreciation than non-dividend-paying companies."

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