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Sep 18, 2026 3:59:54 PM EDT

165.95USD+0.741%(+1.22)3,906,629

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Sep 18, 2026 9:26:30 AM EDT

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Sep 18, 2026 4:37:30 PM EDT

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2 days ago • u/cheezweiner • r/dividends • dad_rolled_his_310k_into_dividend_payers_at_65_is • C

The evidence is pretty clear that unusually high yields can be a warning sign.
Look at WBA, which approached a 10% yield before cutting its dividend 48% in 2024 and eventually suspending it entirely. DOW traded above a 10% yield before cutting its dividend 50% in 2025. CAG was yielding over 10% before cutting its dividend 50% in 2026. INTC cut its dividend 66%, while MMM cut its dividend after its yield had climbed above 6%. ([Morningstar](https://www.morningstar.com/stocks/how-income-investors-can-avoid-dividend-traps-2026?utm_source=chatgpt.com))
Those aren’t obscure companies either. They’re recognizable blue-chip names that had long histories of paying dividends.
That’s why I think 7%+ on a normal blue-chip is a warning sign, not free money. The question is why the market is offering that yield.
Sometimes there’s a legitimate reason, like MO, but in many cases the high yield is being created by a collapsing stock price and deteriorating fundamentals.

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2 days ago • u/StinkyPinkk • r/wallstreetbets • daily_discussion_thread_for_september_18_2026 • C

LYB with some wierd MMM today. Keep an eye on the volume I think someone is loading up

2 days ago • u/cheezweiner • r/dividends • dad_rolled_his_310k_into_dividend_payers_at_65_is • C

The evidence is pretty clear that unusually high yields can be a warning sign.
Look at WBA, which approached a 10% yield before cutting its dividend 48% in 2024 and eventually suspending it entirely. DOW traded above a 10% yield before cutting its dividend 50% in 2025. CAG was yielding over 10% before cutting its dividend 50% in 2026. INTC cut its dividend 66%, while MMM cut its dividend after its yield had climbed above 6%. ([Morningstar](https://www.morningstar.com/stocks/how-income-investors-can-avoid-dividend-traps-2026?utm_source=chatgpt.com))
Those aren’t obscure companies either. They’re recognizable blue-chip names that had long histories of paying dividends.
That’s why I think 7%+ on a normal blue-chip is a warning sign, not free money. The question is why the market is offering that yield.
Sometimes there’s a legitimate reason, like MO, but in many cases the high yield is being created by a collapsing stock price and deteriorating fundamentals.

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2 days ago • u/StinkyPinkk • r/wallstreetbets • daily_discussion_thread_for_september_18_2026 • C

LYB with some wierd MMM today. Keep an eye on the volume I think someone is loading up

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