The Dicker Data Ltd (ASX: DDR) share price is up an eye-watering 4,600% since its 20-cent IPO in 2011. And, this past year, DDR has paid quarterly dividends of 35.5 cents FULLY FRANKED!

So, is Dicker Data the ASX's best dividend stock? 

In this Australian Investors Podcast interview, your host and Rask Invest Chief Investment Officer, Owen Rask interviews David Dicker, the founder and Chairman of Dicker Data about:

1. David Dicker's fascination with Ferrari -- the cars and the business.
2. The earliest foundations of Dicker Data.
3. What it takes to build a car, faster than many F1s, in under 10 years. 
4. How Dicker Data can pay up to 100% of its profit back as dividends…
5. And grow its business wicked fast. 

Episode resources

• Dicker Data share price
• Rask Invest (register now)

VIDEO VERSION: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l7JNzglh4go

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