Search Results for: Dogs of the Dow

In our January 2, 2022 posting on the Dogs of the Dow, we said the following: “In the coming year, we’re expecting the market to underperform generally and accept that there is no real ‘safe haven.’” “As shown in the … Continue reading →

It has been asked what the total return for the respective Dogs of the Dow (high yield stocks) would be compared to the top Low Yield stocks, that we favor, if they were compounded over time. In this series, we’ll … Continue reading →

It has been asked what the total return for the respective Dogs of the Dow (high yield stocks) would be compared to the top Low Yield stocks, that we favor, if they were compounded over time. In this series, we’ll … Continue reading →

Below we list the performance of the various categories of Dow Jones Industrial Average stocks as compared to the index. The category highlighted in red is the original “Dogs of the Dow” where the ten highest yielding stocks are bought … Continue reading →

On January 1, 2019, we posted our list of the “Dogs of the Dow”.  In that list we broke down all the categories that we track.  Our closing remark was as followings: “Our preference is for stocks in the highest … Continue reading →

Below is the Dogs of the Dow for 2019 with the breakdown of the other categories that we track.

According to Wikipedia, the Dogs of the Dow, “…is an investment strategy popularized by Michael B. O’Higgins in 1991, which proposes that an investor annually select for investment the ten Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA) stocks whose dividend is the … Continue reading →