Most conversations about portfolio results focus on total return. We believe that growth of portfolio income is an equally important investment outcome, but it is underappreciated and often simply overlooked. Examining results from the DAC Equity strategy over the last decade demonstrates how both outcomes can be achieved from a single investment strategy…
Carbon capture is an umbrella term for technologies that aim to take carbon dioxide out of the atmosphere or catch emissions and store them before they are released into the air. It is an encouraging, emerging technology being considered as a key part of plans to move toward a carbon-neutral future. DAC is tracking the impact(s) these technologies may have on the energy market and would like to share some of our insights with you…
Dividend Assets Capital (“DAC”) has been an investor in energy infrastructure, particularly midstream Master Limited Partnerships (“MLPs”), since their beginning. Midstream MLPs are involved in…
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History shows that the months leading up to midterm elections tend to experience higher volatility and lower returns compared to non-midterm election years. Our latest DAC Insights explores this and other market tendencies surrounding midterm election years…
Lithium production increased globally by 21% in 2021 to approximately 100,000 tons. Our latest DAC Insights explores how supply and demand factors will influence the Lithium market in the coming years…
Oil price shocks and recessions have been linked. Our latest DAC Insights highlights that and other energy market data that is shocking the system…
With interest rates rising, inflation at historical highs and significant economic uncertainty, dividend growth investing has proven to be a reliable strategy in times of market stress like these…
Dividend Assets Capital (“DAC”) has been an investor in energy infrastructure, particularly midstream Master Limited Partnerships (“MLPs”), since their beginning. Midstream MLPs are involved in the transportation, processing and storage of oil, natural gas and their liquids. They typically operate fee-based business models by entering long-term contracts with their customers and reward their investors with attractive distributions yields, especially in high-inflation environments…
We’ve been asked this question many times over the years and one would think it would be a pretty straight forward response—Yes or No. Like all great questions, before it can be sufficiently answered, you will need to begin by asking the right questions…