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Updated November 11, 2026 (UTC)
The bull case
- +Owns high-quality companies with strong cash flow, manageable debt, and growing dividends.
- +Tends to hold up better when markets get rocky as investors flock to safety.
- +He personally owns it for ongoing income so he doesn't have to sell undervalued stocks.
- +Warns dividends are tax-inefficient and should be bought for the right reasons.
- +SCHD has significantly outperformed the S&P 500 and NASDAQ over the past 6 and 12 months, with total returns of 16.71% and 41.75% respectively.
- +The ETF holds a defensive portfolio concentrated in consumer staples, healthcare, and energy, providing stability in uncertain economic times.
- +Low expense ratio of 0.06% and a solid dividend yield of 3.39% make it a cost-effective income investment.
- +A $50,000 investment with dividend reinvestment could grow to over $779,000 and generate $61,000 in annual dividend income after 30 years.
The bear case
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Owns high-quality companies with strong cash flow, manageable debt, and growing dividends. · Tends to hold up better when markets get rocky as investors flock to safety. · He personally owns it for ongoing income so he doesn't have to sell undervalued stocks. · Warns dividends are tax-inefficient and should be bought for the right reasons.
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