Dividend Stocks Have New Competition: Cash

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Stocks used to be the only game in town for investors chasing robust returns. That is hardly the case any more.

, has led to a steady decline in the number of stocks that offer comparatively high yields: There were just 34 stocks in the S&P 500 with a dividend yield

above that on the six-month Treasury bill as of Friday, according to Birinyi Associates. The six-month yield settled at 5.116%, according to Dow Jones Market Data

 

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nothing is a game, except actual games that should not disrupt perception of reality since we all have such beautiful fucking shitty pineal glands -.-

By cash, they don't mean deposits, they mean T-Notes (Treasury bonds). AKA this fiscally irresponsible Gov't's debt they need to peddle to cover all the Corporate Tax Cuts & indefensible Defense Spending: 20 yr War in Afghan; 15 yr 'Incursion' in Iraq; & a Proxy War in Ukraine.

True -- I've bought some CDs recently for the first time in years -- but if you intend to hold dividend-paying stocks or ETFs for the long term, the dividend growth can be nice.

All medias sell panic and fear while organizations are buying all. Manipulation but bullish. Data

Grand theft these days!

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