The 30-Year Treasury Now Out-Yields Dividend Stocks by 2.2 Points. History Says What Followed the Last Time.
The long bond hasn't yielded this much in 19 years. What happened to dividend payers the last time it did is worth remembering.
The long bond hasn't yielded this much in 19 years. What happened to dividend payers the last time it did is worth remembering.
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Why it matters
The 30-year Treasury yield surpassing dividend stock yields by a notable margin is a significant market signal that may influence asset allocation and investor behavior, but it is primarily market commentary rather than a direct monetary-policy signal or regulatory event.
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The Motley Fool
The 30-Year Treasury Now Out-Yields Dividend Stocks by 2.2 Points. History Says What Followed the Last Time.
The long bond hasn't yielded this much in 19 years. What happened to dividend payers the last time it did is worth remembering.
Nasdaq
The 30-Year Treasury Now Out-Yields Dividend Stocks by 2.2 Points. History Says What Followed the Last Time.
Key PointsThe 30-year Treasury yield topped 5.33% on Tuesday, Aug. 18 -- its highest level since 2007 -- while the Schwab U.S. Dividend Equity ETF yields about 3.1%.