When I wrote the book “All About Dividend Investing” for McGraw-Hill, I focused on two widely known benefits of dividend-paying stocks: they have outperformed over long periods of time, and high-yielding dividend-paying stocks tend to have the best performance, especially when market trends turn negative. In this article we’ll further explore the facts and figures that support these notions.
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The old Wall Street adage of “Sell in May and Go Away” is especially apropos this year with the Fed under the gun to aggressively hike rates to fight inflation. They are hiking rates and turning from the largest buyer of bonds to the largest seller as they collapse their balance sheet of mortgage, corporate, and treasury bonds. When there is more supply than demand in the bond market, it puts more pressure on interest rates. This situation will turn out to be a “double whammy,” causing interest rates to spike, as we have already witnessed, with mortgage rates almost doubling over the past few months.
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