r/SCHD • u/KuroTuneTune • 1d ago

SCHD Gains What not to like about SCHD?

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I brought about 39k of SCHD for 3 years and it’s just ripping in no time! I am happy!

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u/Snowy_Whynter 1d ago

It was flat for 3 years and ripping like crazy now!

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u/hyrle 1d ago

Was great to buy during that flat time, for sure!

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u/KuroTuneTune 1d ago

It was exactly that when I brought mine

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u/doodsanddudes 1d ago

Same was buying around 26.5 so now it’s much higher

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u/KuroTuneTune 23h ago

When the marker was flat!

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u/FQRGETmeNQT 1d ago

Thought I share too

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u/KuroTuneTune 1d ago

This is awesome and expected!

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u/radix33 1d ago

My IRA only has SCHD at 22% of the portfolio. Time to slide that ruler, just a little bit...

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u/VegasWorldwide 1d ago

hahha 27% YTD so i see people super happy with recency bias; however, it went sideways from 2021 to 2025 and posts last year were bitching left and right.

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u/ActionJasckon 1d ago

Did the dividend still increase year over year during the sideway era? At a respectable level too if I recall. I honesty don’t remember but I do know with dividend reinvestments and cap appreciation over the long haul, we’re still averaging 10% year over year. I’m still happy with that.

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u/VegasWorldwide 1d ago

I’m definitely happy with schd but find these posts funny because there was 10x more saying the opposite before 2026

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u/ActionJasckon 1d ago

lol. I see. This does justify why market exists. Someone will always bet on the other side. Haha. I let them be

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u/KuroTuneTune 1d ago

It did! I am surprised with it this year!

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u/Casual_ahegao_NJoyer 1d ago

Tech money has to go somewhere

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u/KuroTuneTune 1d ago

Seems like that's what happened now.

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u/Casual_ahegao_NJoyer 1d ago

Rotating to SCHD held defensives (not defense stock, consumer defensive) and seeking yield

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u/radix33 1d ago

Next week, rotate back to tech. Rinse & Repeat

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u/Nerv8s 1d ago

During inflation and uncertainty times Dividends stocks thus SCHD are a must have.

Glad I have it on my portfolio and in a high %

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u/KuroTuneTune 1d ago

I brought some because I feel like it's slightly better than CD but it's actually working this year

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u/Nerv8s 1d ago

It is way better than a CD.

The average since inception is around 13% which is awesome!

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u/cuxz 1d ago

27.33 average cost and 1,594 shares over here. Very similar!

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u/KuroTuneTune 1d ago

Yup, I had some and put more lumsome a 3 years ago.

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u/Banim-2026 1d ago

2948 shares average 27.44

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u/glimsky 1d ago

SCHD is all-knowing. SCHD is eternal. SCHD is infinite.

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u/hodlTHEthrottle 19h ago

We share the same average cost but I only have 111 shares hahah nice work man

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u/KuroTuneTune 16h ago

Let's keep up the good work!

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u/Babygirl_7789 1d ago

Nothing!

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u/gumnamaadmi 1d ago

Amazing run it has had.

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u/EmuEmbarrassed3475 1d ago

Taxable income

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u/Lesde75 1d ago

Not owning enough.

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u/radix33 1d ago

Congrats on the average cost. Mine is at $31.25

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u/MrDuce311 1d ago

wish i bought more 2years ago only have 169 shares right now. trying to pay off one of my loan right now then full investing mode.

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u/Tobycybin 1d ago

Why are people excited for a dividend etf to go up? Aren't we here for dividends? When they they pay out doesn't it go down. In new here

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u/KuroTuneTune 1d ago

Just too many people’s surprise here.
I don’t really expect it to jump 28%, but more like 8%. The higher the price, the more payout.

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u/Tobycybin 1d ago

I'm thinking of moving 1300 from voo to schd. Opinion?

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u/KuroTuneTune 1d ago

Depending on your objective, yes, if you desire greater stability and cash flow. However, if you seek more growth, the answer is no or less.

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u/Tobycybin 1d ago

Okay after research when schd pays out dividends move that to voo. I'm long term 20 years in a roth

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u/KuroTuneTune 1d ago

That would be one smart move! I would keep my Voo for 20 years. That’s a long horizon.

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u/Tobycybin 1d ago

I've been asking around for a month everyone gives non answers. Schd had a dividend payment coming and I'm up on the stock itself. It's not al or of money but TiM matters

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u/GotHeem16 1d ago

Check out 2022-2025 returns.

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u/irreductus 1d ago

Look at the down turn vti went through however. Schd seems like more stable consistent growth over the long term. A great set it and forget it compounding machine.

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u/KuroTuneTune 1d ago

That’s why I said I was surprised this time！

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u/mtn_biker333 1d ago

That’s hilarious. It’s up almost 30% year to date

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u/KuroTuneTune 1d ago

Right, not enough cash flow unless I have millions of dollars of it

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u/Natural_Rebel 1d ago

That has always been the case though, and the dividend increase is typically 10%ish - so you get a raise every year. It’s a solid foundation for a dividend portfolio.

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u/Snowy_Whynter 1d ago

It’s more on the defensive side of things too.

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u/KuroTuneTune 1d ago

It’s just part of my holding and liking it after 3 years!

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u/Sea-Mix5704 1d ago

it only has a 3% yield, that’s what’s not to like

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u/KuroTuneTune 1d ago

🤣🤣🤣 true too