UMH · Dividend Triangle
5-year compound growth across Revenue, , and Dividend — the three legs that decide whether a payout is sustainable.
note: the leg can look weak for a healthy REIT because depreciation is non-cash. Check the REIT Cash Lens in the Stock Modal for the -based view that income investors actually use.
Dividend Triangle Score
52/100
Mixed signals
Potential Dividend Trap. Dividend is growing while earnings () are shrinking — payout may not be sustainable.
- Dividend grew +4.3% while came in at -31.1% — the payout ratio is rising fast, classic dividend-trap signature.
- Payout ratio is 900% — paying out more than the company earns. Common for REITs and MLPs (look at instead), but a red flag for a regular C-corp.
- Revenue is compounding ~4.3× faster than the dividend (+18.6% vs +4.3%) — plenty of room for future hikes.
Revenue
+18.6%
n=7yr CAGR
EPS
-31.1%
n=1yr CAGR · TTM
Dividend
+4.3%
n=4yr CAGR
Source: Massive.com · Cached 24h · Dividend Triangle is for educational use, not investment advice.
The Dividend Triangle is an educational visualization. It is not investment advice and does not replace your own research or a conversation with a licensed financial advisor.