Tuesday, August 16, 2016

Fwd: Why We Believe High Dividend Stocks Are of Rising Importance

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From: "Wang, Jason (Burnaby)" <jason.wang@rbc.com>
Date: August 16, 2016 at 2:39:12 PM PDT
To: "'jason_wang@shaw.ca | iPhone'" <computerdiy@yahoo.com>
Subject: FW: Why We Believe High Dividend Stocks Are of Rising Importance

Why We Believe High Dividend Stocks Are of Rising Importance

 

 

Jason Wang | Mortgage Specialist | Residential Mortgages | RBC Royal Bank | Voice/Text/WeChat 604-809-9264 | Email jason.wang@rbc.com (Sent with Outlook from my ThinkPad)

 

From: Global X [mailto:globalxnews@globalxfunds.com]
Sent: 2016, August, 15 2:30 PM
To: Wang, Jason (Burnaby)
Subject: Why We Believe High Dividend Stocks Are of Rising Importance

 

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The Rising Importance of High Dividend Stocks

In this prolonged climate of ultra low interest rates, we are frequently asked where investors should turn for an investment that can potentially deliver both income and growth. Our response? Look to the famed research of Fama and French, who concluded that the highest decile of dividend paying stocks have historically delivered yields averaging 6.4%, while exceeding the total returns of the S&P 500 by nearly 3.2% on an annual basis.1

Today, we believe Fama and French's findings have renewed importance due to a confluence of  trends in global demographics, macroeconomics, and monetary policy. Explore our insights on why we think these trends make the case for a closer look at high dividend payers.2

Explore Our Insights on High Dividend Stocks


Below: Placing Today's Low Treasury Yields in an Income Context

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1Portfolio returns sourced Fama and French Portfolios Formed on Dividend Yield, where all stocks listed on NYSE, AMEX, and NASDAQ have been considered. Stocks have been segregated into 10 portfolios (deciles) based on dividend yield (D/P)

2High dividend stocks are defined as the top decile of dividend paying stocks. Deciles are ten tiers of stocks based the ranking of a common characteristic. For this analysis, all stocks are ranked by dividend yield and those in the 90th percentile or higher are included in the highest, or 10th decile. Stocks in the 80th to 90th percentile range are included the 9th decile, and so on. Stocks with the lowest dividend yields are in the 0th to 10th percentile range and are included in the lowest, or 1st decile

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