This 8% Yielder Made the Deal of the Century

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But once the deal was complete, it required an infusion of capital for Cogent to upgrade the network. It's like those deals you may have heard of where a town in Italy will pay you to move there or give you a house for next to nothing, but you have to commit to fixing up the place. Anyway, the additional capital expenditures resulted in Cogent's free cash flow going negative. Last year, the company had a net outflow of $204 million in cash - and that doesn't include the $189 million it paid out in dividends. Based on those figures alone, the outlook for Cogent's dividend looks pretty bleak. But it's not all bad... Click Here to Finish Reading BUILD AND PROTECT YOUR WEALTH Major Gold Announcement Imminent. Don't Miss This Opportunity! The Most Powerful Monthly Pattern in the Market How Trump's "Big Beautiful Bill" Could Impact The Markets MORE FROM WEALTHY RETIREMENT Can Cogent Communications Keep Its Incredible Dividend Streak Alive? 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