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Report on High Dividend Stocks in Rising Rate Environments

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Global X ResearchGlobal X Research Team
Nov 5, 2018·0 min read
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1.  Deciles are ten tiers of stocks based the ranking of a common characteristic. For this analysis, all stocks in the considered universe are ranked by dividend yield and those in the 90th percentile or higher are included in the highest, or 10th decile. Stocks in the 80th to 90th percentile range are included the 9th decile, and so on. Stocks with the lowest dividend yields are in the 0th to 10th percentile range and are included in the lowest, or 1st decile.

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