Why might a company choose to pay small dividends despite having high earnings?

What is capital appreciation in the context of stock investments?

Company A has a dividend yield ratio of 3%, while Company B has a ratio of 5%. Which company provides a higher cash return on investment?

A company paid \$1,200,000 in total dividends and has 300,000 shares outstanding. What is the dividends per share?

What does the dividend yield ratio represent?

How does a high dividend yield ratio contribute to investment stability?

What is a potential benefit for a company that reinvests earnings instead of paying high dividends?

What might a low dividend yield ratio suggest about a company's investment strategy?

If a stock has a dividend yield ratio of 6%, how much cash dividends would an investor receive for every \$500 invested?

What type of ratio is the dividend yield ratio?