How to Estimate Future Dividend Growth [Using $MMM as an Example]

[@NathanWinklepleckCFA]

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Thanks for the information

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[@horizontaldad]

I still estimate the future YOC based on current yield and the 5 yr dividend growth rate ...I'll forever be grateful for the lesson you gave me about the possibilities of financial engineering using MMM as the example

[@qjop]

Could you elaborate: you said, that the current yield + the long term dividend growth rate = dividend returned if you hold it indefinitely?
E.g.
Current yield = 2%
Long term dividend growth rate = 5%
Then dividend return = 2% + 5% = 7%
Is that then my YOC if I hold it forever?
I do not understand.