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In a falling rate environment and the concerns based on the yield curve inversion, Goldman Sachs is advising clients to buy high-dividend payers, which it says are trading at their cheapest levels in nearly 40 years relative to stocks with low yields. Goldman Sachs is in this case recommending to its clients the firm’s Dividend…
The ‘Dogs Of Dividend Aristocrats’ approach The Dogs of the Dividend Aristocrats is based on the same investing strategy as the famous “Dogs of The Dow”, only with the difference that the index used is not the Dow 30, but the Dividend Aristocrats index. This index is defined by S&P indices company. The Dogs of…
The ‘Dogs Of The Dow’ approach The Dogs of The Dow is an investing strategy that consists of buying the 10 stocks with the highest dividend yield out of the Dow 30 at the beginning of the year. The portfolio should be adjusted at the beginning of each year to include the 10 highest yielding…
The moneyinvestexpert trading-signals for the S&P-500 (SPX) is close to a sell. The S&P500 is already since 10/09/2018 in danger territory when closing at 2880 points. A close below 2564 is very negative. EXIT below 2564 points The trading-signal system is long in the S&P-500 since 6/2/2016 with is already 876 days, but shorter than…
Here are the Dogs of the Dow for 2017. The table lists the ten highest yielding Dow stocks as of the close on December 31, 2016. These ten stocks are 2017’s Dogs of the Dow. 2017’s Small Dogs of the Dow are the five stocks with the lowest closing price are, so a subset of…
Merrill Lynch High Quality and Dividend Yield screener for dividend stocks, is a dividend portfolio the firm has run since 2004. The screen seeks to identify high-quality stocks with secure and above-market dividend yields that are aligned with the firm’s analysts’ fundamental outlook. Merrill Lynch believes that the following screening factors are likely to identify…