DogsoftheDow
Graham and Dodd viewed stocks as special cases of bonds. That is, they bought stocks for their dividends, rather than for potential capital gains. There was, however, one noticeable difference between stocks and bonds. The former carry an inflation fighter in the form of potential rises in the dividend, whereas the latter represent a fixed income stream. Put another way, stocks were likely to maintain their purchasing power in real terms, meaning that an investor could afford to spend all of the income. Meanwhile, the purchasing power of bonds had to be replenished FROM income; not all of the ...
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As you track your investment portfolio, you will probably compare it against a stock index market like the Dow Jones Industrial Average. As an investor, you want your investments to beat the Dow. The Dogs of the Dow is an investment strategy that attempts to beat the Dow through investment in high value stocks. Let us learn more about the Dogs of the Dow’s history, how it works, and how you can take advantage as an investor.Q3 2020 hedge fund letters, conferences and moreHistory of the Dogs of the DowThe investment strategy can be traced to 1991 when Michael NB. O’Higgins wrote his book, “Beat...
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