How Dividendology’s view on $SCHD changed

quarter dividend distribution has just been announced . The value was 0.2665 cents per share, and it will be paid out on September 28. This increase in distributions will raise many questions among investors about the SCHD fund, as it represents an increase of only 2.34% compared to the distributions in the third quarter of last year.

However, what many overlook is that the real bubble, at least in the AI race, will not be in the price, but in the decline in potential earnings growth . I have seen many people refer to this, but it is still misunderstood.

However, my wallet is designed for such an event for several reasons. Firstly, the core assets in my portfolio continue to increase dividend payouts regardless of market conditions.

This means that the amount of income I receive from dividends continues to grow monthly . In some cases, this is a good thing, because it allows me to reinvest dividends at lower prices, enabling me to buy more shares and thus increase my dividend income at a faster pace.

But my portfolio is protected not only in this way, but also because it forms its main pillar, SCHD, which represents about 40% of my portfolio.