The Dividend portfolio is a portfolio designed to systematically deliver return and risk characteristics of large and mid cap
high dividend stocks within the US equity market.
The Small Cap Dividend portfolio is a portfolio designed to systematically deliver return and risk characteristics of small cap
high dividend stocks within the US equity market.
Not exact matches
Within that group of
high -
dividend stocks, the ones that could potentially get hit the most are the richly valued ones, as there's a greater chance that they have been overbought due to their yields.
Higher - quality
dividend - paying
stocks are understood
within the industry to mean those issued by large, stable companies that generally invest in profitable projects, manage their expenses effectively, and grow their cash flow — some of the hallmarks of companies that are able to sustain and grow
dividends over time.
Within a decade or so,
stock dividend yields will be very
high.
Yields in fixed income remain historically low, while
within the equity space, existing
high dividend strategies tend to tilt toward low growth sectors or poor quality
stocks.
Lastly,
within the U.S., be wary of
high dividend - yielding companies and small - cap
stocks, both of which are very expensive relative to historical levels.
We looked for
stocks that were trading at current yields
within 10 % of their seven - year average
high dividend yield.
For those of us who expect
stock prices to fall significantly
within the next five or ten years, owning a TIPS ladder will allow us to pick up more shares of
high quality
dividend payers than we can today.
Weiss» rule of thumb notes that
stocks tend to be undervalued or overvalued when they are
within the 10 % range of their historical levels of
high or low
dividend yield average.
There are 2,370
stocks with enough data to calculate a seven - year average
high dividend yield, but only 867 have a current yield
within 10 % of their seven - year average
high.