SCHD is Unbeatable. Why All Dividend Investors Should Buy It
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SCHD pays 3.75%. Get a CD while you can
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Haha dude, you might not know this but there's a company called Elizzarda where you can earn much more than just trading crypto. Just check it out, I paid off all my loans in six months just by putting money into their working capital and earning from the gamblers
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June of 2024 was the largest dividend payout to date. Not this most recent one.
June 2024: 0.8241 per share
December 2024: 0.2645 per shareThe 0.2645 x3 stock split is 0.7935 vs the 0.8241 single share of June 2024 dividend payout.
0.8241 > 0.7935
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Lately a dead dog.
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I buy schd and Jepq weekly
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My 401k is broad market, my ROTH is growth ETFs, and my taxable account is 50/50 of SCHD/DGRO. Will gradually convert my accounts to SCHD and DGRO when I retire.
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Not in my portfolio. I own 9 funds and 8 outperform SCHD.
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LONG SCHD,KEEP ADD VERY DIP!~
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122 shares of SCHD paid $32.47… JEPQ pays that in just 22 shares.. even my Ares Capital pays better dividends than SCHD.. there’s a lot of influencers pushing SChD but when I look at a 20 yr dividend calculation JEPQ beats it.. same with Ares..
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Schd is certainly not for high Income investors not sure wtf you are talking about🤦♂️
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SCHD is unbeatable. It is unbeatable in going down 70 cents in a week for me. <thumbs down>
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SCHD is the new Washington Mutual dead dog fund for newbies that c***strokers and shills love to sell.
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Share price has been dipping lately so I have added to my position. I wish they had kept Broadcom in their portfolio
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Social Security will definitely be around. Social Security taxes cover about 77% of projected Social Security benefits. We may get 77% of what was promised but we will definitely get something.
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35% SCHD in my portfolio currently.
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SCHD is 50% of my ROTH. Future looking good 👍
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Peek under the hood of this ETF and you’ll some real gems…but you’ll also find a lot of bank stocks, as well as stocks of companies that depend on the health of the consumer to survive, as well as some high-yield stocks with little growth
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SCHD only makes sense if you can hold it for at least 5 years and allow the dividend yield to increase; the current 3.5% yield would be 6% in 5 years and over 10% in 10 years plus the capital appreciation in more defensive stocks with less volatility. If you need immediate income, probably best to go with SPYI.
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I always wanted to buy some shares back when it was selling for over 70 dollars. So now I am loading up on it.
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What do you all think about U.S. stocks being the most expensive vs emerging markets? I'm asking because I love SCHD and I'm eyeballing SCHY which is now a quarterly payer and follows the same formula as SCHD.
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If you're not trying to grow your wealth get schd. I had 74k in schg for less than 3 months and made over 8k. I had 112k in schd for the exact same time period and lost almost 1k not counting the dividend payment of eight hundred and something right after my original investment and the next dividend i will receive monday of nine hundred and some. If i had that 112k in schg over that time it would have made over 10k. I just moved all 112k out of schd and into schg. The tech bull run is far from over and unless you are just preserveing wealth you shouldn't be in schd in this market.
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There really are no competitors, not sure why. I allocate 50% of my Div growth portfolio to Schd. And when I pick a winner out of the rest or they cycle to decent gains, like a 60% 1 year return on RTX, I sell off, reinvest the initial in another opportunity but buy more SCHD with the profits. Not the most tax efficient method, but works for me.
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I started to add this one back in my portfolio. Build to 1000 shares goal
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The only ETF I would consider and its not available on my continent.
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To bad i live in eu.
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Dividends from SCHD are typically taxed at the qualified dividend rate, which may be lower than ordinary income tax rates for many investors. Nvidia’s stock, up more than 90% this year, rose 2.5% in New York on Monday, sending the Nasdaq 100 index to another record high. I'm still looking for companies to make additions to my $350K portfolio, to boost performance. Here for ideas…
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Thanks for the update, keep up the good work.< Learned a lot from my market journey, especially the importance of living within one's means. With Loraine Souvenir’s guidance, my nest egg has grown to a 7-figure sum. My advice – get an analyst for better financial trade decisions and peace of mind
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Not available in the EU. Wage cage for us.
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Too many Americans rely on Social Security for 100% of their retirement income. It would be political cyanide for ruling class politicians for it to "not be around in a couple years". Worst case scenario they reduce benefits. But the solution is obvious: get rid of the income cap. But it's not going anywhere.
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Time horizon is everything. If you have time to let it grow over many years, sure it's a great investment. But if you DON'T have that time and need higher income now it's not so great.
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$SCHD $DGRO $IBIT 4 different accounts bought Daily
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Thoughts on coupling schd with divb? Trying to learn more about the share buyback strategy
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I am new to SCHD. Very good Q4 dividend payout announced this week. Why would the stock price drop? Trying to figure this out.
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I’m using my YMAX/YMAG distributions to buy SCHD. I’m buying 2 shares a day. I’m very excited to grow this position.
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Another ETF I can't buy as an European.
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if you have 20-30 years…. The dividends gets real juicy projecting out.
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Man they've been stoking fear about "social security isn't gonna be around when you're ready to collect it" since my mom was a kid in the 60s. I've heard that shit my whole life
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Does anyone know of a European equivalent to SCHD?
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Big shoutout to the guy in the comments who recommended Elizzarda to me—you really helped me out. Thanks a ton 🤝🤝🤝
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Dividends got me into investing in the stock market. In my opinion, if you're investing and have income other than dividends, you can live on dividends without selling. That means you can pass this on to your kids to give them a head start in life. I have over $600,000 in my portfolio which include some covered call etfs for dividends and other etf`s for growth; (SCHD, DVY, VIG, SDY & JEPI)
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SCHD is about 20% of the income port, 3 years+ in and while I do love my high yielders I’m uo double digit % on my cost basis so that 3.6% 30 day yield it’s closer to 4% yield on cost…I can’t wait to watch it grow even further over time
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I would absolutely love to invest in SCHD, but I live in Europe. Please tell them to bring SCHD to Europe.
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Thank you Lord Jesus for the gift of life and blessings to me and my family $14,120.47 weekly profit Our lord Jesus have lifted up my Life!!!🙏❤️❤️
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