Yield after a sell-off
More than 20% below the 52-week high, yielding over 3%, and paid in each of the last three years.
The contrarian income screen. A reliable payer, three years without a miss, that is more than 20% below its yearly high has been marked down for a reason, and the yield is the market's price for finding out what that reason was. Some of these are cuts waiting to be announced. The `dividend_years(3y)` leg filters out the ones with a history of skipping, and `dividend_growth_yoy` alongside it will show whether the last payment was already smaller. `pct_from_high(1y)` is the stored 52-week distance; write `pct_from_high(2y)` to measure against a longer high.
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