The basics of the dividend strategy we use were developed by the American securities analyst Benjamin Graham. He began by investing his money in top US corporations that displayed two advantages: Firstly, they paid continuously high dividends and, secondly, they were significantly undervalued.
    
The aim of this strategy is to achieve above-average overall returns made up of two main components: stock price gains and dividends.

Business experts and the business press think this dividend strategy is probably the most successful blue-chip strategy (blue chips = stocks of leading global companies).