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How Procter and Gamble Proves Dividend Growth Beats Yield
In a market where high-yield stocks like Altria are getting clobbered, Procter & Gamble is quietly up 3.5% in the past five days. Lucas and Luna examine why P&G's steady dividend growth strategy is delivering better risk-adjusted returns than chasing headline yields. They break down the math: a 10-year dividend growth stock versus a static 5% yielder in a flat rate environment. Plus, the hosts discuss how P&G's moat in consumer staples makes its payout sustainable even when inflation ebbs. They reference the current yield curve spread of 48 basis points and the S&P 500's 1.2%…
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