The first quintile represents the lowest fifth of the data (1% to 20%), the second quintile represents the second fifth (21% to 40%), and so on to 100%. A statistical average falls in the middle ...

Wellington Management analyzed by categorizing dividend-paying stocks into quintiles based on their dividend payouts. The top 20%, labeled as the first quintile, comprised the highest dividend ...

Notably, the second quintile of S&P 500 dividend stocks outperformed top dividend payers. In fact, the second-quintile group beat their first-quintile peers by a whopping 60%. Investor Alert: Our ...

The average annual growth rate was 0.9 percent for the first quintile (representing the lowest level of deprivation) and 1.6 percent for the fifth quintile (representing the highest level of ...

The highest dividend yielding stocks typically fall into the first quintile, which represents the top 20% of dividend yield stocks in a given market or index.

Across all categories and share classes, a typical low-active-share fund (first quintile) could be had for 0.6% to 1.0%, depending on the category. High-active-share funds ...