On today’s show, we spoke with Jennifer Chang, Portfolio Manager and Executive Director to discuss Schafer Cullen’s high dividend value strategies.
On today’s show, we discuss:
- Utilizing active management within dividend strategies
- Indexing vs active stock picking dividend stocks
- How high dividend stocks are affected by rising interest rates
- Schafers sell signals for value stocks
- The average turnover ratio for Schafer’s high dividend value strategy
- How Schafer has utilized a call writing strategy on its high dividend portfolio
- The difference between the Cullen call writing strategy and other popular call writing strategies
- How taxes work for high dividend call writing strategies
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