- On May 25th, Bloomberg Businessweek listed 50 "largest public companies globally in 2020" (based on market capitalization) and 32 pay dividends.
- "The world's 50 most valuable companies have gotten bigger, techier, and more Chinese since 1990. The pandemic has given fresh impetus to [governments] to curb their influence," Businessweek concludes.
- As of 6/11/21, the top-ten World's Corporate Superstars (WCS) dividend dogs ranged 2.57%-7.09% by annual yield and ranged 16.12%-39.67% per broker-estimated price-target upsides.
- Top ten June WCS dividend dogs, MSFT, ABT, INTC, TSM, MA, T, WMT, AAPL, NKE, and MRK ranged 13.9% to 27.6% in one-year broker estimated net gains.
- $5k invested in the lowest-priced five of ten top-yield global superstar holdings showed 24.27% less net gain than from $5k invested in all ten. Bigger, higher-priced stocks led the WCS dividend pack as of June 11.
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World Top 50 Corporate Superstars Include 2 Ideal Dividend Dogs