
Janis Abolins
Summary
- The S&P 500 is overvalued and concentrated.
- SCHD offers a favorable alternative with a 3.55% dividend yield, focusing on value stocks and dividend growers, which are better suited for the current high-yield environment.
- Value stocks in SCHD are historically cheap relative to growth stocks, making them attractive, especially given the current interest rate landscape.
- SCHD has a strong track record of outperforming the S&P 500 with lower volatility during market downturns, making it a solid buy for 2025.
- I am David Ksir, a former private equity investment professional with a strong European real estate background. I contribute to the investing group High Yield Landlord where I mainly focus on European real estate investments.
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David Ksir is an ex-Private Equity investment professional with a strong European real estate background, now focused on active investing in US and EU equities. His goal is generating market beating returns with an emphasis on reliable (growing) dividends. He is primarily invested in REITs, Financials and Renewable Energy. David contributes to the High Yield Landlord which is led by Jussi Askola and has a team of 5 other top Seeking Alpha REIT and income analysts. They help investors become passive landlords with their 8% yielding real estate portfolio. Service features include: three portfolios (core, retirement, international), community through chat room, buy/sell alerts, and educational content. Learn more >>.
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