I am Putting $10,000 Into This 20% Dividend Stock (600% Return).

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This is the best dividend stock you have never heard of. It pays a special dividend of up to 30% and has returned 600% over the last 10 years beating Nike, Costco, and Starbucks.

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The EBITDA to debt ratio is all I need to see to know that this is not a company to invest in. This company has $19.9B in debt and its EBITDA is $2.37B. It's keeping itself alive with debt. Wouldn't put a dime into it. You put $10, 000 into a company that can't service its debt with cash flow in an environment where money is more expensive to borrow with high interest rates. Low interest rates and taking on debt is the only way this company has stayed alive during the last decade.Good luck.

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This is an interesting pick. The company’s debt is 2/3 of the market cap which is concerning to me. However I follow the aviation industry and with Boeing 777X deliveries not starting before 2025 or 2026 and Boeing 787 deliveries faltering this year, and the fact that carriers like Lufthansa and Qatar airways are bringing back widebody aircraft like the A380 that they put in long-term storage early in the pandemic thinking they were retired, there is certainly a strong market for maintenance and parts of wide body aircraft over the next few years. It seems like this company is a primary beneficiary of that.

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