Dividend stocks have outperformed their non-dividend-paying peers by nearly 6% since March 6. So, while frustration spreads as high-flying trades become grounded, investors who have stayed disciplined and shown an unwavering belief in the power of dividends have been able to dodge the fallout.
Bottom line: Following the herd into popular, crowded trades solely because of rising prices or a fear of missing out is akin to gambling. However, by maintaining discipline and basing our decision making processes on high-probability outcomes, we can focus on building wealth over the long term. The trends in 2014 not only serve as lessons, but also warning signals.
Source: Wall Street Daily
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