If I have the money to spare, don't bother getting into something high risk or expecting a price increase in the first place.
Ideally, it should be a stock that can pay a dividend of 5% or more in a long sideways trend.
Stocks that come close to that ideal are
PFF
PFFD
SPYD
DVY
Around here.
PFFs and PFFDs are ETFs that are a collection of U.S. preferred stocks with a high yield.
Preferred shares are preferred shares to receive the remainder of the company's proceeds when it is liquidated and are similar in nature to bonds.
Since they have no voting rights, their distribution share is higher.
However, they have a bias towards the financial sector and are vulnerable to recessions.
SPYD and DVY are high-dividend ETFs in the US.
Unlike PFFs, they have slightly greater volatility, but offer stable, high dividends.
There are also U.S. corporate bond ETFs such as VCLT, VCIT and LQD, which yield as low as 3%.
These are expected to offer stable dividends and moderate price appreciation.
Since PFFs and SPYDs are less likely to increase in value, adding corporate bond ETFs to your portfolio can help stabilize your overall assets.
To compensate for the decline in average yields due to the addition of corporate bond ETFs, we want to add high-dividend individual stocks and REITs (e.g., JT, Aozora Bank, Takara Raven REIT, and Infrastructure REITs) to the portfolio.
With this combination, the overall yield will be about 5%.
日本人ユーザーが少ないので、試しに英語で書いてみた。
日本語の記事をそのままDEEPLで翻訳しただけだけどね。