Geldanlage: Aktien statt Anleihen: Diese fünf Dax-Titel bringen mehr Rendite
Angesichts rasant steigender Zinsen erwächst den Börsen neue Konkurrenz am Anleihemarkt. Doch es gibt Aktien, bei denen Anleger auf steigende Gewinne und höhere Ausschüttungen bauen können.
Deutsche Staatsanleihen with a 10-year maturity now compete with shares in the investment world, offering an average dividend yield of just 2.5%. However, there is a risk of dividend cuts, particularly for auto manufacturers. Only five of the 40 DAX companies have a dividend yield of over 3.6% for the next billing date in the spring, with four coming from the same industry. Two of these five stocks even offer yields above 4.5%. The Handelsblatt evaluates the potential of these high-dividend stocks.
Allianz's dividend has more than doubled over ten years, with analysts forecasting a record payout of 18.50 Euros per share this spring. This results in a dividend yield of 4.5%, higher than all other stocks mentioned. The insurance giant managed to increase its dividend by 17% last year and expects an even higher payout this year. Despite a sharp increase in its share price, Allianz remains a strong performer, with analysts projecting a net profit of 6.4 billion Euros in the first half of the year.
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