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![SCHDETF Avatar](https://lunarcrush.com/gi/w:24/cr:twitter::1583921013796077568.png) SCHD STAN | Craig [@SCHDETF](/creator/twitter/SCHDETF) on x 19.4K followers
Created: 2025-07-17 15:47:22 UTC

I think $SCHD is built to stay solid long-term. Dividend growth is baked into the process, not yield-chasing. Sure, it’s been slow lately but that’s what you’d expect with higher interest rates.

When rates eventually come down, $SCHD should benefit in a big way.

This stretch will likely look like a great time to have kept adding. The screens it uses: cash flow, low debt, return on equity, consistent growing dividends — are designed to deliver solid dividend growth, yield, and long-term appreciation. 

Very Long $SCHD.

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