SPDR S&P Dividend (ETF) (SDY)
Exchange traded funds.
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good dividend yield avoids a lot of the problems of the very large cap stocks
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The general market has shown strength in equity returns the past year & has highlighted continued dollar weakness.
In general, the dividend ETFs have lagged partly due to the devaluation of the dollar.
At these higher price levels, I believe there will be downward pressure on equity prices &/or stronger dollar pressure. To have continued exposure to equities (or offset short positions) yet take advantage of short-midterm macro shift, I look to dividend ETFs.
I screened for dividend ETFs that have lagged the overall market, and eliminated dividend ETFs that either outperformed all the others in the above periods &/or eliminated ETFs that had too high exposure in the 3 primary sectors Information, Service, Manufacturing (according to morningstar). Also I ensured the remaining ETFs did not have higher than category avg weighting to Energy sector. These factors will inherently provide a defensive positioning in going long equities.
The yields on the funds
DVY 3.85%
SDY 3.81%
DLN 2.6%
VYM 3.04%
DTN 3.8%
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The S&P basically PLUS dividend.
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Nice yield on solid S & P stocks that have been beaten down. This is a no brainer in this environment and NAV appreciation should follow and economic improvement.
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Hard not to like dividend stocks. Especially with the ongoing volatility, I'll take a batch of long-term, flat stocks with dividends to ease the pain.
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Closed by mistake. In spite of Obama's election, still believe that dividend payers will outperform the S&P500.
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high guaranteed dividends make these the most valuable portion of S&P 500 in uncertain times.
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With approximately 4.6% yeild and holding some of the largest pieces of the S&P 500 itself, how could you short this? This is like tracking the S&P with an added 2.5% yeild.
No brainer pick for a CAPS winner.
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Large cap dividend stocks in a neat package. May benefit when financial stocks eventually rebound...and when the S&P rebounds. Pays me while I wait for better times and positions me to benefit from better economy....a win-win
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Dividend Aristocrats has consistently beaten any other index over the long term. Enough said.
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the history of dividends proves it for now

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