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Amy Legate-Wolfe

With the 10-Year Yield at 4%, Should Investors Ditch Dividend Stocks for Treasuries?

The 10-year treasury yield is now at 4%. With such a high yield, investors may be wondering if they should still be investing in dividend stocks.

Many of the biggest blue-chip dividend stocks out there don't pay a 4% yield. For example, Johnson & Johnson (JNJ) has a 3% yield, Walmart (WMT) has a 1.48% yield, and McDonald's (MCD) has a 2.07% yield.

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