Salesforce lifted its quarterly payout 5.8% to $0.44 a share, only its second year of paying anything at all. The 0.71% yield is small now, but owners today are buying into a dividend that is still compounding off a low base.
A 9.6% raise to $0.1425 a quarter is the clearest signal yet that management sees cash flow holding up through the Juniper integration. Buyers after today's ex-date miss the payout.
A second straight 52-week low at $248.48 lands the same day McDonald's announced its 50th consecutive dividend increase, the smallest hike since 2020. Income investors get a higher yield on a stock the market keeps marking down.
Dell Technologies just cleared its September 11 record with a $588.40 close, 3.72% above the prior peak and the sixth straight week of new ground. Anyone waiting for a pullback to enter is still waiting.
Cloudflare just set a fresh 52-week high at $333.94, nearly double its February low. The next test is whether it holds the breakout.
Rubrik just printed a fresh 52-week high at $107.83, more than doubling off its March low. The data security name now has no overhead resistance left on the one-year chart.
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