The basic premise of the “Dogs of the Dow” method is that large companies always pay dividends, even when business is a little down.
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Dusseldorf If economists and analysts are right, 2023 will be a difficult year for stocks for investors. In addition to the ongoing war in Ukraine, rising interest rates are weighing on the markets, and there is also a risk of recession in both the USA and Europe.
This has also changed the mood on the markets. Growth stocks, especially from the tech sector, are currently not in demand. Instead, professionals rely on solid companies with a robust business model, consistent profits and high capital returns in the form of share buyback programs or profit distributions to shareholders.
Filtering out these stocks from blue-chip indices such as the Dow Jones, the Dax or the Euro Stoxx 50 is difficult for private investors. However, there is a simple investment strategy that shortens the process. The Handelsblatt presents them below and explains their strengths and weaknesses, explains why they could work in the new year and names alternatives.
Dow Jones, Dax, Euro Stoxx 50: This is how the dividend strategy works
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