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EPISODE · Jun 30, 2026 · 7 MIN

Why Verizon Fell 7 Percent While Utilities Gained

from Dividend Investing with Fexingo: Income Stocks, Yield, and Long-Term Cash Flow Portfolios · host Fexingo

In this episode, Lucas and Luna dissect Verizon's 7.3% weekly drop and reveal why utility stocks gained instead. They explore the yield trap, rising competition from T-Mobile, the impact of a 4.38% ten-year Treasury, and why dividend investors need to look beyond headline yield. With specific data on Verizon's payout ratio and the S&P 500's recent 1.9% gain, they argue that high yield often signals risk, not opportunity. They also highlight how Johnson & Johnson's 5.4% rise this week shows dividend growth stocks can deliver stability when rates are flat. A must-listen for income investors rethinking their portfolio. #Verizon #DividendStocks #YieldTrap #Utilities #Telecom #TreasuryYields #DividendInvesting #IncomeInvesting #PortfolioStrategy #StockMarket #S&P500 #JohnsonAndJohnson #UtilitiesGain #FexingoBusiness #BusinessPodcast #Finance #Investing #DividendGrowth Keep every episode free: buymeacoffee.com/fexingo

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