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How Dividend Stocks Falter When Treasuries Hit 4 49 Percent
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On this episode of Dividend Investing with Fexingo, Lucas and Luna examine why high-quality dividend payers like JNJ, KO, and VZ have sold off sharply as the 10-year Treasury climbed to 4.49 percent. They break down the mechanics of yield competition, showing how a 5 percent Verizon yield suddenly looks less attractive when risk-free bonds offer nearly the same return. The hosts also explore which sectors—like consumer staples and healthcare—face the most pressure and why mid-cap dividend ETFs may offer a buffer. Specific data points include JNJ down 5.2 percent in five days, KO falling 3.3 percent, and SCHD losing 2.9 percent. The conversation closes with a look at whether the recent rotation is a signal to buy the dip or a warning to wait for more pain. A short listener-support segment is included.