Easily the best cash-flow dividend ETF, AMEX:SCHD seems to be in the process of getting back on its long-term track following the easy money excesses of the Fed's post-pandemic policies.
This forecast is a bullish scenario, imo, that might even accommodate a modest recession. The large-cap value stocks in SCHD tend to hold up well during market volatility.
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Let's take a look at SCHD weekly chart.
As we can see SCHD has been in a long-term downtrend.
Since January 2022 it's been in a mid-term correction which seems to be getting to the end.
The price broke above the downsloping resistance already.
If we get a follow-through, SCHD will make new all time high.
RSI broke the down-trend on weekly which...
If you have no idea what to buy, then this one might be the best ETF option to consider in your basket!
You will get your dividend every quarter without doubt.
Price will also continue to rise as long as the State is exist on the earth!
Dividend 0.70
Ex-Date Mar08 '23
Dividend Yield 3.6%
Every equity will have corrections. It is normal and healthy for the long-term bull market.
SCHD or DIA for example. I believe the correction has begun. In the next 21-30 days. We will see if it is a small correction or a bigger one. I don't recommend shorting the market if you don't know what you are doing.
If you want to build your position. Follow the range...
If you are looking to get into this ETF I believe now is a good time as it is at a very low but still positive value. I do not think this ETF is leaving the scene any time soon so putting your money in it for dividends could be a good choice.
Good on dividends, however, this ETF has a moderate risk involved which is why I would recommend it to someone who has a...
This ETF has been performing well, however, it is one of the slower and less predictable ETF's I have seen and I believe there is unnecessary risk involved in this one. There are better ETF's out there, I personally do not have many shares of SCHD. If you do like to diversify this does still seem like a good place to park your money and get dividends as long as...
I'm really noticing lately that some investment vehicles definitely show simple moving averages to be of more significance than exponential moving averages as in case in point. Apparently you really need to back-test both on each different asset to know which to use on it.
