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Not seen much about this lately. If memory serves, each year you'd pick the worst performing stocks on the Dow Jones Industrial Average and buy them because they were now yielding more than the "non-dogs." Anyone actually try this or do research on whether it worked in terms of generating high absolute returns or above-average portfolio yield?
P.S. Here's one link to kick this off:
http://www.dogsofthedow.com/
P.S. Here's one link to kick this off:
http://www.dogsofthedow.com/