DOGs Of The Dow

DOGs Of The Dow is an investment strategy popularized in 1991 by Michael B. O’Higgins directing investors to annually select 10 Dow Jones Industrial Average stocks whose dividend is the “highest fraction of their price”. Under other analyses these stocks would be considered “DOGs“, or undesirable, but the DOGs of the Dow strategy proposes that these same stocks have the potential for substantial increases in stock price plus relatively high dividend payouts. Source: Wikipedia

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