Backtesting A Portfolio Of Low Beta, High Quality Dividend Payers [View article]
Interesting article, but I have a few questions. It looks like there are only three criteria to bump a stock out of the top twenty: beta above .80, yield less than 2%, or lower Greenblatt rank. Which is the most important? 1) Both a dividend cut or a strongly rising price can drop the yield below 2%. The first case equates to selling your dogs, while the second equates to taking profits in your winners. Is that why the 6 month rebalance works better, because it gives your winners longer to run? 2) Beta can go up due to higher downside OR upside volatility. Does this mean that a sharply rising price can knock a stock out of the list? 3) Does the Greenblatt rating change faster than yield or beta? Is it therefore the main factor in producing turnover? Thanks.
Demystifying The 'Dividend Illusion' [View article]
chowder, I've thought of buying enough of my local utility stock to pay my yearly gas and electric bill with the dividends. Then it's a wash. Thanks for your detailed comment!
Demystifying The 'Dividend Illusion' [View article]
Thanks, David. It was impossible to resist offering a rebuttal. I'm sure you would have done a better job, but I appreciate your compliment. It's great that SA provides a forum to critique such articles.
Demystifying The 'Dividend Illusion' [View article]
Backtesting A Portfolio Of Low Beta, High Quality Dividend Payers [View article]
Demystifying The 'Dividend Illusion' [View article]
Demystifying The 'Dividend Illusion' [View article]
Demystifying The 'Dividend Illusion' [View article]
Demystifying The 'Dividend Illusion' [View article]
Demystifying The 'Dividend Illusion' [View article]
Demystifying The 'Dividend Illusion' [View article]
Demystifying The 'Dividend Illusion' [View article]
Demystifying The 'Dividend Illusion' [View article]
Demystifying The 'Dividend Illusion' [View article]
Demystifying The 'Dividend Illusion' [View article]
I've thought of buying enough of my local utility stock to pay my yearly gas and electric bill with the dividends. Then it's a wash. Thanks for your detailed comment!
Demystifying The 'Dividend Illusion' [View article]
Demystifying The 'Dividend Illusion' [View article]
Demystifying The 'Dividend Illusion' [View article]