How form a portfolio with higher return/dividend
Does this make any sense to form a portfolio comprised of companies along with a higher return/dividend?
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This is, in general. In Fernández and Bermejo (2008, in table) is shown that portfolios, formed at the starting of each year in the Spanish stock market, as per to the return per dividends, were significantly more profitable than the IBEX 35 and the complete index of the Madrid Stock Exchange.
If can also be verified such the index IBEX Top Dividend had a return of 269.61 percent among December 1999 and December 2007 when the IBEX 35 had a return of 30.42 percent. The return upon the IBEX Top Dividend was higher than the IBEX all of such years except for 2007.
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