Reported about 13 hours ago
The S&P 500 currently offers a yield of just 1.2%, the lowest since the dot-com bubble era, driven by a concentration of high-value growth stocks rather than broad diversification. This trend suggests that if the top 20 stocks were excluded, the yield would increase to around 2%. Investors looking for better yields should consider diversifying their portfolios with value stocks or ETFs that offer higher dividends. Despite the S&P 500's high valuation, its performance is supported by strong earnings growth.
Source: YAHOO