If the objective is income the time and place is ALWAYS lol with these yields. I don't think you understand the difference between a 9% dividend yield and 80% dividend yield. And you're going to talk to me about cycles? Come on man.
Yes, my Cycles are generally accepted Market Cycles proven by Studies, taught by professional associations, Universities, not your poorly regarded (by Professionals) Cycles.
LOL! Let me guess — you started in speculation, hit exhilaration, ignored the overvaluation, and now you’re bouncing between frustration, desperation, and capitulation. Anyway, why do you keep referring to it as slow moving? That just proves you don't understand high yield dividends. It's not about capital appreciation. It's about income. Ideally you don't want it to move up too much. Even down is good because it compounds the drip.
If you knew the basics you'd know smaller CAPS move faster, up and down, and generally don't pay Dividends or very little. You've been sworn at before by others, you deserve another serve.
Yeah they are garbage LOL. Of course they move faster. They have a smaller float.. what's your point? You still haven't demonstrated that you understand high yield dividends or what the term yield is at all LOL.
Like you I am currently holding an amount of slow moving Dividend Stocks. But when the time comes I will liquidate those and buy the appropriate Asset. I know proven Cycles better than you. I know Asset Allocation better than you.
My advice was tailored to SML who wants to turn $5K into $1M quickly There is only one way he can do that if he is actively trading and that is by using highly leveraged (50:1 and higher) instruments, eg day trading stock index futures.. He has to bet big (not 2%, more like 20%+ on each trade) and get lucky with whatever trading edge he has. No other way to do it. If he blows his 5K account, he will have to recharge it from his day job income and try again.