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SCHD Long-Term Outlook - 40%+ in the Next 3 YearsTicker: SCHD (Schwab U.S. Dividend Equity ETF) Timeframe: 1M (Monthly) Analysis: SCHD has consistently shown strong performance since its inception, benefiting from a diversified portfolio of dividend-paying stocks. The chart highlights a classic Elliott Wave structure: Wave (1): Initial growth phase after inception. Wave (2): Consolidation during the 2015-2016 market slowdown. Wave (3): Long-term bullish rally, supported by broader market trends and stable dividends. Wave (4): Recent pullback due to macroeconomic headwinds (rising rates, inflation concerns). Wave (5): Forecasted bullish continuation toward $36.63 (Target 2), with an interim target at $32.64 (Target 1). The ETF's resilience through economic cycles and its consistent dividend growth make it an excellent candidate for long-term portfolios. Key Levels - Entry Zone: Current price around $27.37. - Target 1: $32.64 (+19% from current levels). - Target 2: $36.63 (+33% from current levels). I- Invalidation: A breakdown below $24.00 would negate the bullish wave structure. Fundamentals - Dividend Yield: ~3.5% (Varies slightly due to reinvestments). - Macro Outlook: Dividend-focused ETFs like SCHD are attractive in high-rate environments due to their steady cash flow. This complements a balanced portfolio seeking growth and income. - Sector Weighting: Heavy allocation toward financials, healthcare, and consumer staples—stable industries in uncertain markets. Conclusion SCHD presents a compelling long-term growth opportunity with solid dividend reinvestment potential. Investors looking for a buy-and-hold strategy should consider adding this ETF to their portfolios, especially for retirement-focused accounts like Roth IRAs. 📈 Let me know your thoughts! Are you holding SCHD in your portfolio?
AMEX:SCHDLong
by MrStockWhale
The Dividend King: $SCHD🚀 All Hail SCHD - The Dividend Fan Favorite! 🔥 Ticker: Schwab U.S. Dividend Equity ETF ( AMEX:SCHD ) Timeframe: Daily Chart Why You Can't Ignore SCHD: SCHD is the GOAT of dividend ETFs. With its strong track record of outperforming, stable cash flows, and juicy dividend yield, this ETF is a must-have for dividend enthusiasts. 🤑 The Setup: Support Bounce: We're seeing AMEX:SCHD rebound from key demand zones at $26.95. Bulls are clearly defending this territory. Wave Progression: Elliott Wave patterns suggest a massive Wave 5 move incoming—hello, ATHs! 🚀 Targets: Target 1: $29.50 Target 2: $31.50 (beyond here, moon territory 🌕). Why SCHD? - Dividend Royalty: Consistent, growing payouts backed by high-quality companies. - Low Fees: Who doesn't love keeping more of their dividends? - Compound Wealth: Reinvest dividends, and watch your portfolio snowball into retirement glory. Call to Action: Stop thinking. Start building wealth with SCHD. It's not just an ETF; it's a movement. 🌟 Dividend Fanboys Unite! 💪 Let’s ride this wave to financial freedom! Are you in? 💬 Share your thoughts below! 🚨
AMEX:SCHDLong
by MrStockWhale
Why SCHD Could Be a Quick Win for Savvy Scalpers Eyeing Upside As always, we like to keep it clean and simple, with technicals and analysis that's easy to see and understand. Let's get into it: The Schwab U.S. Dividend Equity ETF (SCHD) has recently experienced a downturn, but several factors suggest a near-term upward reversal: Technical Indicators: 1. SCHD's 100-day and 200-day simple moving averages are $27.95 and $26.79, respectively, with the current price above both, suggesting a longer-term bullish trend 2. StochRSI oversold on mult timeframes 3. Reached limit of reversal move after a Wave 5, which can act as near-term support Recent Developments: Dividend-paying stocks, including those in SCHD, have faced challenges due to volatility in the 10-year Treasury yield. However, with expectations of more stable interest rates, dividend-focused investments like SCHD could become more attractive. Investor interest in dividend-paying equity ETFs has increased, with inflows more than doubling over the past month. This heightened demand could positively impact SCHD's price. We see a near-term reversal to the $28.80 area -- a $0.50/share increase from current levels . Be alert. Trade green.
AMEX:SCHDShort
by JC7USA
Two types of correctionsEvery equity will have corrections. It is normal and healthy for the long-term bull market. SCHD or DIA for example. I believe the correction has begun. In the next 21-30 days. We will see if it is a small correction or a bigger one. I don't recommend shorting the market if you don't know what you are doing. If you want to build your position. Follow the range I provided could be useful. As for now, cash is king! For self-education use only. Not financial advice.
AMEX:SCHDShort
by sicccc
Entry Point NowIf you are looking to get into this ETF I believe now is a good time as it is at a very low but still positive value. I do not think this ETF is leaving the scene any time soon so putting your money in it for dividends could be a good choice. Good on dividends, however, this ETF has a moderate risk involved which is why I would recommend it to someone who has a larger portfolio and wants to diversify even further. I think there are better ETFs especially for those who just started trading, I have revied some other ETF's which can be found in my profile.
AMEX:SCHDLong
by FramedLuxury
Good ETF for the long termThis ETF has been performing well, however, it is one of the slower and less predictable ETF's I have seen and I believe there is unnecessary risk involved in this one. There are better ETF's out there, I personally do not have many shares of SCHD. If you do like to diversify this does still seem like a good place to park your money and get dividends as long as you have other better ETF's in your portfolio. I will be doing looking more closely at the graph to see what we/ I should do in the short term. I have reviewed other ETF's, you can check out my profile for better dividend-paying and safer ETFs and others you should stay away from if you would like. Of course, this is all just my opinion and could be totally wrong, hope the little information I could provide finds you well!
AMEX:SCHDLong
by FramedLuxury
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