5 Dividend Stocks with the Highest Yield
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A high dividend yield is typically the result of either a high dividend or a low share price. The latter is quite common in a slowing economy where sales and profits are beginning to fall. As the share price drops, the yield will go up, though not necessarily for the right
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| Company | When | Move | Status |
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| GLD | three days earlier | +3.37% | final price |
| GLD | five days earlier | +3.56% | final price |
| QQQ | three days earlier | +2.99% | final price |
| QQQ | five days earlier | +2.00% | final price |
| SPY | three days earlier | +1.75% | final price |
| SPY | five days earlier | +0.89% | final price |
| TLT | three days earlier | -1.35% | final price |
| TLT | five days earlier | -2.31% | final price |
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