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FRHLF
FREEHOLD ROYALTIES LTD
stock OTC

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Aug 7, 2026

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As of Aug 10, 2026 10:12:05 PM EDT (1 min. ago)

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223 days ago • u/Des010 • r/dividends • high_dividend_yield_historical_high_5_year • C

I noticed a lot of the highest yields came with ugly historical capital losses — so I screened for names that had both yield + 5-year gains.
I used this 10-ticker snapshot: PVL, SCM, SBR, PRT, BEVFF, GLAD, SIRZF, SRRTF, FRHLF, JEPI
Simple historical simulation setup: $10,000 total ($1,000 each), dividends reinvested, no new contributions.
Results from this snapshot:
• 1 year: $12,292.92
• 3 years: $18,622.34
• 5 years: $28,446.19
Takeaway so far: yield alone seems like it can hide “yield-trap” behavior, and 5-year capital gains can be heavily influenced by rebound periods (especially post-2020), so I’m trying to think more in terms of **total return + drawdowns + payout durability** rather than yield.
[https://dividendsim.com/articles/2025-12-dividend-screen-high-yield-vs-gains/](https://dividendsim.com/articles/2025-12-dividend-screen-high-yield-vs-gains/)

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223 days ago • u/Des010 • r/dividends • high_dividend_yield_historical_high_5_year • C

I noticed a lot of the highest yields came with ugly historical capital losses — so I screened for names that had both yield + 5-year gains.
I used this 10-ticker snapshot: PVL, SCM, SBR, PRT, BEVFF, GLAD, SIRZF, SRRTF, FRHLF, JEPI
Simple historical simulation setup: $10,000 total ($1,000 each), dividends reinvested, no new contributions.
Results from this snapshot:
• 1 year: $12,292.92
• 3 years: $18,622.34
• 5 years: $28,446.19
Takeaway so far: yield alone seems like it can hide “yield-trap” behavior, and 5-year capital gains can be heavily influenced by rebound periods (especially post-2020), so I’m trying to think more in terms of **total return + drawdowns + payout durability** rather than yield.
[https://dividendsim.com/articles/2025-12-dividend-screen-high-yield-vs-gains/](https://dividendsim.com/articles/2025-12-dividend-screen-high-yield-vs-gains/)

sentiment -0.59

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