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Generally speaking, any stock with a yield <= 1.25% that can't keep up with VOO I don't hold onto. The trick is figuring out what length of time is a big enough sample to make the comparison valid, and I'm still working on perfecting that. For stocks with yield above that up to about 3% they have to at least compare favorably with SCHD. Otherwise I'm better off buying the ETFs.
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Our portfolio's current yield is slightly over 4%
(12-09-2021, 07:31 AM)fenders53 Wrote: 10% is very good IMO. Until this year I would have called 5% a small win. Suddenly it's a small loss and any stock incapable of growth gets a critical look.
Generally speaking, any stock with a yield <= 1.25% that can't keep up with VOO I don't hold onto. The trick is figuring out what length of time is a big enough sample to make the comparison valid, and I'm still working on perfecting that. For stocks with yield above that up to about 3% they have to at least compare favorably with SCHD. Otherwise I'm better off buying the ETFs.
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Our portfolio's current yield is slightly over 4%