A Certificate of Accrual on Treasury Securities, or CATS, is a type of U.S. Treasury security that primarily appealed to income investors for its deep discount and attractive eventual yield.
A key metric used by investors to evaluate the income generated by an investment relative to its share price, providing insights into the return on investment from dividends.
Gross dividend yield represents the annual dividend income received from a security as a percentage of its current market price before the deduction of any taxes or charges.
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