A long dividend streak is a business signal.
It takes durable cash flow + payout discipline to keep raising through multiple cycles.
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Yield on cost is not a buy signal.
It is a picture of what years of dividend growth can do to the dollars you originally invested.
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Compounding looks boring right up until it does not.
A payout growing ~6% a year roughly doubles in about 12 years. Reinvesting stacks another layer on top.
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Friday's income read:
• $SCHD at 15: 532% since launch, chipmakers on top
• $KBDC: ~12% yield, non-accruals creeping up
• $QQQI vs $GPIQ: not all Nasdaq income pays alike
https://t.co/nf1c0BEztA
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$SCHD trades at a steep valuation discount. But here's the catch:
Projected long-term earnings growth:
$SCHD: 7.7%
Broader market: 16.5%
That discount may be structural, not temporary.
SCHD isn't just cheap. It's built cheap.
Today's income map:
532% — $SCHD's return since its 2011 launch
~12% — the yield on Kayne Anderson BDC $KBDC
4 — Nasdaq covered-call ETFs, head to head
Same question underneath: what's really funding the payout?
https://t.co/nf1c0BEztA
Ask most dividend investors why they own $SCHD and you'll hear "no Big Tech."
True for the megacaps. But its top two holdings today? Qualcomm and Texas Instruments.
The value fund has a chip-shaped top. https://t.co/nf1c0BE1E2
$QCOM $TXN #ETFs
SCHD is the dividend ETF that skips tech. Right?
Its two largest holdings are now chipmakers: Qualcomm and Texas Instruments.
Value fund, semiconductor top. What's actually inside $SCHD: https://t.co/nf1c0BE1E2
$QCOM $TXN #DividendInvesting
$100K at 7% for 30 years: ~$761K
$100K at 6% for 30 years: ~$574K
One point a year costs ~$187K, about a quarter of the ending value.
A fee or a tax drag compounds the same way returns do. In reverse.
#IncomeInvesting
$OTF trades at 56 cents on the dollar of NAV with a 15.1% yield.
The loan book looks clean: 0.1% non-accruals.
The dividend doesn't: $0.30 earned vs $0.35 paid.
Nov 4 is the tell.
https://t.co/VIfroxALCp #BDC#DividendInvesting