I want to reduce my SP500 stake and am looking for something with staples and a dividend of around 4%. Something like Kraft Heinz or J&J.
I think P&G is currently a bit overvalued.
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googel times after dividend aristocrats, that you will be joining, or also in relevant magazines – e.g. stock exchange online – there are often such values listed.
This is a two-edged sword.
Sometimes companies pay dividends with loans and thus destroy their own substance, such as Coca-Cola or McDonalds. They’re broke. But as long as someone else buys their bonds, nobody realizes that.
The game with a high dividend only goes until the first writes “is in slate”. Then the bond demand drops, the dividend is no longer there and the price is in the basement.
Which shares will beat the SP500 in the long term is very difficult to say beforehand.
In the short term, a broadly scattered index is most likely to be invested in more risky shares. It only works with luck.
In the long term, the least one broadly scattered index can be marked.
If you want to invest in the long term, by the way, I would advise you to pay less attention to the level of the dividend and more on the dividend growth. A share with 1% dividend yield can be significantly more than another share with 4% dividend in 10 years.
You should also remember that as a small investor you have less and less idea than the market. Therefore, it is damn hard to say whether a company is currently highly rated or not. Even experts often have different opinions. That’s why I sometimes buy highly rated shares.
Dividend shares that I have, for example, in the depot:
FigVie
Broadcom
Caterpillar
HomeDepot
J&J
LVMH
Microsoft
Nike
Starbucks
Visa
Funds have some +10 %