A Different Approach to Yield Investing

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Shareholder Yield Formula
Shareholder yield refers to how much money shareholders receive from a company in the form of cash dividends, net share repurchases (buybacks), and net debt reduction.


Dividends
Companies that pay cash dividends, one indication of strong free cash flow, have historically outperformed the broader market.
Net Share Repurchases
Share repurchases are when a company buys back its own shares. Like dividends, it is another method for companies to return profits to shareholders. But because companies can also issue additional shares, it's important to consider net share repurchases, which consider share issuance as well.
Net Debt Reduction
Looking at net debt reduction helps identify companies that are paying down debt, and it helps avoid companies borrowing money to buy back shares.

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