Do you think institutional investors avoid dividend stocks?
And if so, why? It seems to me that most HF like to invest in tech stocks or FAANG. I guess it’s just a herding mentality…
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Dividend stocks are stable and more bond-like than other equities. Most HFs don’t aim for income. As far as intuitional investors, they like them. Don’t know where this idea came from that they avoid dividend stocks
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