RE:RE:March madness I have held DGS for the better part of a decade. During covid I managed to get back in at near the bottom so when this pays it's a handsome reward that makes up for some misses.
Despite sticky and stubborn inflation and the threat of more rate increases, I don't believe we will see a recession, at least not the textbook kind. Job growth remains strong at a 50 year high.
The Dow is almost in correction territory (-10%) again and the S&P is off 15% brought on by fear that the FED will have to raise again in March. But, fiscal tightening is closer to the end than the beginning, maybe another full basis point higher so once the FED pauses (forget what Tiff says), the markets will roar back. That... is coming in the back half of this year. And, DGS will follow.
I could sell and buy back but then I would have to be right twice. With my low average, I can afford to wait.