The Dog Days of Winter…

The "Dogs of the Dow" and the slightly less well-known “Dogs of the S&P” are stock-picking strategies focused on the Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA) and S&P 500. At the start of each year, investors select the highest-yielding dividend stocks—usually the top ten—allocate an equal amount of capital to each and rebalance annually by replacing stocks that no longer meet the criteria.

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