The ex-dividend date for Capital Southwest Corporation (CSWC), Credit Suisse High Yield Bond Fund (DHY), Dividend and Income Fund (DNI), Duke Realty Corporation (DRE) and Duff & Phelps Corporation (DUF) is May 13.
Capital Southwest Corporation (CSWC) has a dividend of $0.40 and a yield of 0.84 percent.
Credit Suisse High Yield Bond Fund (DHY) has a dividend of $0.03 and a yield of $9.91 percent.
Dividend and Income Fund (DNI) has a dividend of $0.03 and a yield of 9.29 percent.
Duke Realty Corporation (DRE) has a dividend of $0.17 and a yield of 4.56 percent.
Duff & Phelps Corporation (DUF) has a dividend of $0.08 and a yield of 2.13 percent.
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Tuesday, May 10, 2011
Ex-Dividend for (DPL) (DTF) (DUC) (DVF) (EAD) on May 12
The Ex-dividend date for DPL Incorporated (DPL), DTF Tax Free Income (DTF), Duff And Phelps Utility And Corporate Bond (DUC), BlackRock Diversified Income Strategies Fund (DVF) and Wells Fargo Advantage Inc Opportunity (EAD) is on May 12, 2011
DPL Incorporated (DPL) pays a dividend of $0.33 with a yield of 4.40 percent.
DTF Tax Free Income (DTF) pays a dividend of $0.07 with a yield of 5.29 percent.
Duff And Phelps Utility And Corporate Bond (DUC) pays a dividend of $0.07 with a yield of 7.63 percent.
BlackRock Diversified Income Strategies Fund (DVF) pays a dividend of $0.06 with a yield of 6.70 percent.
Wells Fargo Advantage Inc Opportunity (EAD) pays a dividend of $0.09 with a yield of 9.71 percent.
DPL Incorporated (DPL) pays a dividend of $0.33 with a yield of 4.40 percent.
DTF Tax Free Income (DTF) pays a dividend of $0.07 with a yield of 5.29 percent.
Duff And Phelps Utility And Corporate Bond (DUC) pays a dividend of $0.07 with a yield of 7.63 percent.
BlackRock Diversified Income Strategies Fund (DVF) pays a dividend of $0.06 with a yield of 6.70 percent.
Wells Fargo Advantage Inc Opportunity (EAD) pays a dividend of $0.09 with a yield of 9.71 percent.
Friday, January 14, 2011
Goldman (NYSE:GS) Looks at AMERITRADE (Nasdaq:AMTD), E*TRADE (Nasdaq:ETFC), TradeStation Group (Nasdaq:TRAD), Schwab (Nasdaq:SCHW), Xpress Holdings (Nasdaq:OXPS)
Goldman Sachs (NYSE:GS) gave an update on discount brokers and investment banks today, covering a plethora of companies, including AMERITRADE (Nasdaq:AMTD), E*TRADE (Nasdaq:ETFC), TradeStation Group (Nasdaq:TRAD), Schwab (Nasdaq:SCHW), Xpress Holdings (Nasdaq:OXPS) for discount brokers, and Duff & Phelps (NYSE:DUF), Evercore Partners (NYSE:EVR), Greenhill & Co (NYSE:GHL), Lazard (NYSE:LAZ), Jefferies (NYSE:JEF), Piper Jaffray (NYSE:PJC), Raymond James (NYSE:RJF), Morgan Stanley (NYSE:MS), LPL Investment (Nasdaq:LPLA) and Stifel Nicolaus (NYSE:SF) for investment firms.
Overall Goldman believes there is a healthy outlook for the industry, although noting tailwinds could affect some of them.
Goldman noted, "Despite tailwinds, valuations appear full - The brokerage group looks poised to have a robust 2011, with our 2011 estimates implying 48% yoy EPS growth, led by boutique M&A firms EVR and GHL, as well as by PJC (given exposure to ECM issuance). Improving GDP growth (GS Global ECS Research estimates +3.4% in 2011) and higher equity markets should also lift retail-sensitive names such as SF and LPL, but sector valuations look full at 119% of 5-year average forward P/E.
"4Q10 may be tough, but 2011-12 look better - With the notable exception of LAZ, we lower our 4Q10 estimates for the Smid-cap Brokers due to muted trading activity levels and challenging muni market conditions. That said, we raise our 2011-12 estimates to reflect the favorable environment for M&A and ECM activity in 2011. We also raise our price targets for the group by an average of 11%, which are now based on our 2011 EPS targets or 4Q11 tangible book value estimates for the investment banks (JEF, MS, PJC, RJF, and SF)."
For Discount Brokers:
Goldman raises its price target on AMERITRADE (AMTD) (Buy) from $20 to $23, E*TRADE (ETFC) (Neutral) from $17 to $18, TradeStation Group (TRAD) (Neutral) from $6 to $7 and Schwab (SCHW) (Neutral) from $17 to $19. But, Goldman lowers options Xpress Holdings (OXPS) (Sell) from $16 to $15.
For Investment Firms:
Goldman raises its price target on Duff & Phelps (DUF) (Neutral) from $13 to $16, Evercore Partners (EVR) (Buy) from $35 to $41, Greenhill & Co (GHL) (Neutral) from $72 to $82, Lazard (LAZ) (Neutral) from $42 to $46, Jefferies (JEF) (Sell) from $23 to $24, Piper Jaffray (PJC) (Neutral) from $32 to $40, Raymond James (RJF) (Neutral) from $31 to $36, and Stifel Nicolaus (SF) (Buy) from $65 to $73.
Goldman maintains a Neutral rating on Morgan Stanley (MS) and $30 price target. LPL Investment (LPLA) stays a 'Buy' and $40 price target.
Overall Goldman believes there is a healthy outlook for the industry, although noting tailwinds could affect some of them.
Goldman noted, "Despite tailwinds, valuations appear full - The brokerage group looks poised to have a robust 2011, with our 2011 estimates implying 48% yoy EPS growth, led by boutique M&A firms EVR and GHL, as well as by PJC (given exposure to ECM issuance). Improving GDP growth (GS Global ECS Research estimates +3.4% in 2011) and higher equity markets should also lift retail-sensitive names such as SF and LPL, but sector valuations look full at 119% of 5-year average forward P/E.
"4Q10 may be tough, but 2011-12 look better - With the notable exception of LAZ, we lower our 4Q10 estimates for the Smid-cap Brokers due to muted trading activity levels and challenging muni market conditions. That said, we raise our 2011-12 estimates to reflect the favorable environment for M&A and ECM activity in 2011. We also raise our price targets for the group by an average of 11%, which are now based on our 2011 EPS targets or 4Q11 tangible book value estimates for the investment banks (JEF, MS, PJC, RJF, and SF)."
For Discount Brokers:
Goldman raises its price target on AMERITRADE (AMTD) (Buy) from $20 to $23, E*TRADE (ETFC) (Neutral) from $17 to $18, TradeStation Group (TRAD) (Neutral) from $6 to $7 and Schwab (SCHW) (Neutral) from $17 to $19. But, Goldman lowers options Xpress Holdings (OXPS) (Sell) from $16 to $15.
For Investment Firms:
Goldman raises its price target on Duff & Phelps (DUF) (Neutral) from $13 to $16, Evercore Partners (EVR) (Buy) from $35 to $41, Greenhill & Co (GHL) (Neutral) from $72 to $82, Lazard (LAZ) (Neutral) from $42 to $46, Jefferies (JEF) (Sell) from $23 to $24, Piper Jaffray (PJC) (Neutral) from $32 to $40, Raymond James (RJF) (Neutral) from $31 to $36, and Stifel Nicolaus (SF) (Buy) from $65 to $73.
Goldman maintains a Neutral rating on Morgan Stanley (MS) and $30 price target. LPL Investment (LPLA) stays a 'Buy' and $40 price target.
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