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I looked it up because I have some free time.
This time, we will compare how much four high dividend list stocks have grown if you bought them a year ago (including dividends).
The results are
$AT&T (T.US)$
+63.52%
$Coca-Cola (KO.US)$
+29.9%
$IBM Corp (IBM.US)$
+47.49%
$Altria (MO.US)$
+45.32%
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It is growing more than poorly performing semiconductor stocks
In fact, because it is a high dividend stock with stable price movements, it is less likely to panic sell when it goes down, and as a result, it may be more profitable than investing in semiconductor stocks
This time, we will compare how much four high dividend list stocks have grown if you bought them a year ago (including dividends).
The results are
$AT&T (T.US)$
+63.52%
$Coca-Cola (KO.US)$
+29.9%
$IBM Corp (IBM.US)$
+47.49%
$Altria (MO.US)$
+45.32%
It became
It is growing more than poorly performing semiconductor stocks
In fact, because it is a high dividend stock with stable price movements, it is less likely to panic sell when it goes down, and as a result, it may be more profitable than investing in semiconductor stocks
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$Direxion Daily Semiconductor Bull 3x Shares ETF (SOXL.US)$
I have received a question about how to determine the bullish or bearish sentiment of institutional investors. There is an index called the NAAIM index, which represents the indexation of institutional investors' holdings of U.S. stocks and is graphically represented.![]()
Here it is...
A value above 80 is considered excessive optimism, and a value below 20 is considered excessive pessimism.![]()
80以上は過度の楽観、20以下は過度の悲観と捉えられています![]()
Since the beginning of 2024, the institutions have consistently maintained a bullish stance as the market rebounds without dropping below 50. The market has risen to around 100 upon rebound. It can be observed that the market has become bullish since mid-August. If the market continues to rise to around 100, there is a possibility of reaching a temporary peak. After that, it would be helpful to periodically check the NAAIM index to see what kind of market trend will emerge.![]()
I'm sorry, it's old data, but it represents the relationship between the SP500 and the NAAIM index.
I have received a question about how to determine the bullish or bearish sentiment of institutional investors. There is an index called the NAAIM index, which represents the indexation of institutional investors' holdings of U.S. stocks and is graphically represented.
Here it is...
A value above 80 is considered excessive optimism, and a value below 20 is considered excessive pessimism.
80以上は過度の楽観、20以下は過度の悲観と捉えられています
Since the beginning of 2024, the institutions have consistently maintained a bullish stance as the market rebounds without dropping below 50. The market has risen to around 100 upon rebound. It can be observed that the market has become bullish since mid-August. If the market continues to rise to around 100, there is a possibility of reaching a temporary peak. After that, it would be helpful to periodically check the NAAIM index to see what kind of market trend will emerge.
I'm sorry, it's old data, but it represents the relationship between the SP500 and the NAAIM index.
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$AT&T (T.US)$
It's almost $20, which I haven't seen in a while!
It's almost $20, which I haven't seen in a while!
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$Direxion Daily Semiconductor Bull 3x Shares ETF (SOXL.US)$
Pura Jump!!!!!!
Pura Jump!!!!!!
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$Direxion Daily Semiconductor Bull 3x Shares ETF (SOXL.US)$
DIED!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
DIED!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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$Advanced Micro Devices (AMD.US)$ with $Intel (INTC.US)$ Probably in the AI field $NVIDIA (NVDA.US)$ They are the two main competitors, but no one knows when they will actually be able to compete, or whether they will be able to compete.
The two companies don't have enterprise hardware that can be deployed at the same scale or performance as Nvidia, but they have sufficient resources to scale faster than the others, making them the two closest companies.
This is not a move based on actual or predicted numbers; rather, it means that Nvidia has been extremely successful, and investors are looking for other hardware vendors that can get close to Nvidia.
If you miss a train, you may have to transfer 3 buses that take twice as long to get to your destination.
AI hardware is on par with energy production and data center deployment...
The two companies don't have enterprise hardware that can be deployed at the same scale or performance as Nvidia, but they have sufficient resources to scale faster than the others, making them the two closest companies.
This is not a move based on actual or predicted numbers; rather, it means that Nvidia has been extremely successful, and investors are looking for other hardware vendors that can get close to Nvidia.
If you miss a train, you may have to transfer 3 buses that take twice as long to get to your destination.
AI hardware is on par with energy production and data center deployment...
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$Vanguard High Dividend Yield ETF (VYM.US)$
When I think about which ETF to buy every month with the aim of high dividends, I end up choosing JEPQ which has a dividend yield of 10% or more and is not an octopus even if it is a monthly distribution type, and I inevitably don't look at VYM, which has a high unit price due to a slight increase in dividends with a dividend yield of 3%.
However, in the streets, it is said that VYM is the royal road for high dividend management. I feel that JEPQ probably surpasses JEPQ in terms of total return, but even so, please tell me why everyone recommends VYM.
When I think about which ETF to buy every month with the aim of high dividends, I end up choosing JEPQ which has a dividend yield of 10% or more and is not an octopus even if it is a monthly distribution type, and I inevitably don't look at VYM, which has a high unit price due to a slight increase in dividends with a dividend yield of 3%.
However, in the streets, it is said that VYM is the royal road for high dividend management. I feel that JEPQ probably surpasses JEPQ in terms of total return, but even so, please tell me why everyone recommends VYM.
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SLTSGR : I was +36%.![blush 😊](https://static.moomoo.com/nnq/emoji/static/image/img-apple-64/1f60a.png)
I only have 100 shares, but I am still happy