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I Turned the SCHD Dividend ETF into Frankenstein’s Monster

Published: 2024-10-16
Status: Analyzed

Predictions from this Video

Total: 3
Correct: 0
Incorrect: 0
Pending: 3
Prediction
Topic
Status
The dividends for the Schwab Dividend Equity ETF (SCD) are predicted to experience stagnant or insufficient growth due to flatlining earnings and slow revenue growth of its underlying companies.
"that dividend isn't going to grow like it should that's because companies in the shd have seen their profits stag over the last year zero growth in the year for the most recent quarter and revenue growth hasn't been much better only growing 2% over the last year on average a company not growing its sales isn't going to be growing its revenues and flatlining earnings means Dividends are going nowhere"
SCD
Pending
Companies within the SCD ETF that have high payout ratios or are struggling with profits are predicted to either not grow their dividend payouts or face potential dividend cuts.
"companies like fizer that lost 46 cents a share over the last year and is now struggling to pay its $166 per share dividend companies like these with almost all of their profits needed to pay the dividend at best aren't going to be growing the payout and could be on the edge of a dividend cut"
Dividends for High Payout Ratio Stocks in SCD
Pending
The author's selected 15 dividend stocks are predicted to be able to grow their dividends or at least sustain them without danger of a cut, supported by 8% annual revenue growth and 33% earnings growth.
"stocks in this group are growing their revenue at an 8% annual pace and these 15 companies are converting that Revenue into higher earnings growth growing profits by 33% a year instead of the zero growth in the SCD fund this lower payout ratio also means that these 15 stocks are going to be able to grow their dividends or at least sustain them without danger of a cut"
Author's 15-Stock Dividend Portfolio
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