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Key ETF Performance [view article]
kkin - I think they posted this info for the sole purpose of giving you a reason to complain. Good to see you had a nice holiday. ReplyKey ETF Performance [view article]
Bloomberg also offers a more comprehensive (and disinterested) listing of ETFs. ReplyKey ETF Performance [view article]
Are there specific families of ETFs you are promoting? If so, disclosure is needed. If not, disclosure is also needed. Why should I read you when Barron's and WSJ offer a more comprehensive listing? ReplyThe Top Dividend Paying ETFs and Stocks [view article]
for Frank Li, Dividend stocks are a great way to make aliving especially for those of us who are retired. I have been
investing in dividend stocks for 52 years and have no regrets.
I retired at 44 (23 years ago) and make a 6 figure income, which
is really what you want and need when you retire. Reply
Do Dividend Stocks Underperform the Market? [view article]
Of course Schwab is going to diss dividend stocks. People tend to buy and hold them, which means "lost" commission revenue for Schwab. Completely self-serving on Schwab's part.And isn't it interesting that one can "lose" something one never had? Reply
Do Dividend Stocks Underperform the Market? [view article]
It makes perfect sense that Schwab would diss dividend paying stocks. Investors tend to trade in and out of these infrequently, which lowers a brokerage's commission revenue. ReplyBroad US Dividend ETFs [view article]
dearsir,
thanks for i got good infomation for divident etf in one page,
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Do Dividend Stocks Underperform the Market? [view article]
It seems like the key is to buying dividend paying stocks because they "keep you in the game". But at the same time don't buy dividend paying stocks which have a large yield becasue of a fundamentally depressed stock (GM, C, BCS,) Replyng
Do Dividend Stocks Underperform the Market? [view article]
My portfolio which is documented on my free website shows that dividend paying stocks have OUTPERFORMED PROVIDED you buy the right ones at the RIGHT PRICES. UST KFT MO KO RAI PFE BUD have all been bought in my"bargain bins" and done well. What you are looking for is GROWTH and SAFETY as well as dividend ReplyDo Dividend Stocks Underperform the Market? [view article]
my 'research' shows that stocks suck. it was concluded over the 1928-33 period. ReplyDo Dividend Stocks Underperform the Market? [view article]
"the rules of the game have changed so much"Yes. Just like they'd changed during the tech bubble.
Or so some thought. Reply
Investor
Do Dividend Stocks Underperform the Market? [view article]
18 years period or 35 years period? Who cares! In the log term we are all dead. If you buy Dogs of the Dow today, you buy GM and Ford. That's way too risky. Every stock should be researched on its own merits, dividend is just one of the variables. And if you don't have time to research individual stocks, invest in mutual funds or ETFs. Even then research is needed. Of course, there are also index funds, but if you invested in such in 2000, you did worse than with CD (which, by the way, is FDIC insured and your principal is definitely safe). ReplyDo Dividend Stocks Underperform the Market? [view article]
Does anyone have direct experience with Jack J. O'Malley, author of "The New Dogs of the Dow"? The Dogs of the Dow has been underperforming for the last decade, and the focus of it is buying the 10 highest dividend yielding stocks in the dow. Selling some of the gains from the best performing Dow stocks to add to the ones like GM would sure be an example of selling some high and buying some low. IF GM survives. Any thoughts? ReplyDo Dividend Stocks Underperform the Market? [view article]
An accurate comparison would be between low yield and high yield stocks of the same sector and with similar market cap. Replyscientist
Do Dividend Stocks Underperform the Market? [view article]
There is a reason why Charles Schwab is a discount broker. Reply