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For the archives: for my extended family members only. Not meant for any other readers who follow the blog or might otherwise end up here. I assume there are any number of ETFs that meet this strategy including SCHD.
Hey, "buy the way" (pun intended) when I see the graphic below it makes me think a lot of financial advisors have clients who are afraid of making money. Just saying. Neither Nvidia nor Warren Buffett's company pays any dividend. [That's not quite right: NVDA pays a very, very small dividend. -- I had forgotten that.]
By the way, NVDA is up another 3% today; has a P/E under 600 (sic); and, is trending toward it's all-time high.
Now back to dividends.
Consider a twist: During a recent discussion, Bank of America strategist Savita Subramanian was asked by podcast host Meb Faber whether she had some simple screens she recommends for picking stocks.
She said dividing large capitalization, dividend-paying stocks into five buckets by yield is the first step. It isn’t the top group that one should buy, though, because those really could be dogs—sort of like Walgreens before its meltdown. I
nstead, buy the second-highest group of yielders. “So it’s just like the Steady Eddie strategy that anybody can run…you can get this data off the internet for free. You can run it yourself every month, and it’s just been, like, a really kind of an interesting, very, very boring unsexy strategy that seems to work in most market environments,” said Subramanian.
