SecondAttempt
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Now that we can get nearly 5% yield on Treasury Bills, what will that do to dividend yields? Any self-respecting dividend stock will need to pay up to compete with risk-free Teasuries. Will the yield go up by price falling or by dividends going up?
I think I know the answer. But I have not seen any actually significant reaction.
I've built a nice divident income portfolio in an IRA but I admit I'm very tempted to sell it all and buy T-bills for a year or so.
Maybe this belongs in teh active investing thread.
I think I know the answer. But I have not seen any actually significant reaction.
I've built a nice divident income portfolio in an IRA but I admit I'm very tempted to sell it all and buy T-bills for a year or so.
Maybe this belongs in teh active investing thread.