SDY News and Press, SPDR S&P Dividend From 03/28/22

Our view on U.S. large caps remains unchanged, but it was already negative due to stretched valuations and the interest rate sensitivity baked into that segment’s growth-oriented profile. High inflation, rising rates and slowing growth is a potentially poisonous mix for equity ...

In a crowded field of dividend ETFs, how can an investor choose the right one for them? The Schwab US Dividend Equity ETF (NYSEARCA:SCHD) and the Vanguard High Dividend Yield Index ETF (NYSEARCA:VYM) represent high-profile dividend exchange traded funds that often play a part in investin...

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There are multiple ways to go about dividend growth investing, but all of them have in common the goal of creating a growing income stream from one's portfolio. How does one measure the success of creating a growing income stream? It is more complicated than you might assume. Thou...

European stocks actually performed better than the NASDAQ last week so maybe it was positive developments in the Ukraine war that spurred the rally. The dollar index fell nearly 1% last week but is still in an uptrend across shorter time frames. What the market does on a week to w...

SPDR S&P Dividend ETF (SDY) - $0.7735. 30-Day SEC Yield of 2.38% as of Mar. 16. Payable Mar 23; for shareholders of record Mar 21; ex-div Mar 18. For further details see: SPDR S&P Dividend ETF declares quarterly distribution of $0.7735

The pandemic forced central banks to slash rates and restart the quantitative easing measures first rolled out during the financial crisis. Near-zero interest rates in the United States and negative rates in Europe have compressed net interest income. After several years of strong...

Historical analysis shows that value exposures have tended to outperform in a rising yield environment as it coincides with rising inflation. In a rising rate environment, traditional bonds can lose value, but investors should not write off fixed income exposure altogether. Exposu...

We believe value is likely to outperform growth over the coming years and threats to economic growth from inflation, rate hikes and geopolitical risks do not change our view. The global economy, led by the U.S., was growing rapidly as it reopened from the coronavirus pandemic. Yea...

The yield curve has flattened considerably and the spread between the 2-year and 10-year Treasury yield is currently just 25 basis points. Many of the large, popular stocks are still grossly overvalued in my opinion. Value stocks continue to outperform. For further details s...