The January Run
What you can expect during the month of January
As always, please read our disclaimer.
Well, it’s almost time for the January Run.
Last quarter we ran a total of 26 sectors and indices, for a total of 647 stocks (599 non-repeating).
See the following Digest for everything we covered last quarter:
That’s a lot of dividends.
With a few randos thrown in there (like occasional weekly-payers posts and so on) that will take us the full month of January (and probably a few days in February) to finish.
So you will get one post per day, starting on January 1, even on weekends, followed by things like the master lists for “Greatest Yield,” “Greatest Yield + Capital Gain” and “The Biggest Losers” (for those who like bargain-basement shopping).
You can check out what those posts look like in the archive towards the end of October. Or again in the Digest here:
While free subscribers can still benefit from the top pick in each category, paying subscribers get access to the full list of the top 25 dividend-paying stocks for all 26 sectors!
All for only $5/month!
And that is useful because during the January run we carve up the whole market, and then rank each stock in each sector by yield over the past year.
Top yield performers aren’t always the best overall performers (yield + capital gain). But capital gains are not really our main interest area — dividends are.
But having all 25 of the best yield performers at your fingertips (as well as a window into how all 650 stocks performed overall)…
…does give you an advantage the free subscribers won’t get.
Also, at the end of the January, we run off one of our most interesting products — the “Chart Book” of all of the main sectors, ranked by yield, stock price change, and yield + capital gain.
And that is for subscribers only.
As an example, here is the banking sector from last quarter’s chart book:
And a quick-reference chartbook of all 25 sectors is a pretty useful tool to have on hand when you sit down to put together your own team of “Moneyball for Dividends” stocks.
To both free and paid subscribers — thanks for being here.
This has been a fun project and we hope you find it useful.
Enjoy!