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RE: TIB: Today I Bought (and Sold) - An Investors Journal #228 - Sports Betting, Cannabis, Engineering Services, Semiconductors, Telecom, US Regional Banks, Steel
An important metric to consider is that the S&P 500 dividend yield is now below the 3 month Treasury yield so momentum can now shift to more stable capital stable assets considering the risk associated to volatility currently in financial markets.
True for those with a US centric view of the world. It is not true for European or Japanese equities.
My tax status is such that I do not invest for yield. I am always looking for capital growth.
Yield investors do need to be wary. I am very nervous holding fixed interest securities with yields still rising. Capital will be taking a big smack when yields cross 4% from the current 3%