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BEFORE 1960 DIVIDEND YIELDS on stocks were always higher than bond yields.
But simply chasing dividend yields is not advisable.
Before the 1990's, dividend yields never dropped on a sustainable basis below 3percentt.
Goldman, Morgan Stanley, Citigroup and Merrill Lynch all have dividend yields of 1percentt or less.
Until those meetings are completed, buying stocks for their high dividend yields may be risky.
Because dividend yields are so low, the model is bearish for now.
For the companies that do both, repurchases have undoubtedly lowered their dividend yields.
Some investors, known as income investors, judiciously target shares for their dividend yields.
She said that many companies' dividend yields exceeded the yields on their long-term bonds.
He's not opposed to another approach: moderately increasing these companies' dividend yields.
First of all, the actual real dividend yields on the S.&P.
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