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Imagine, if you will, a treasure map that points not to buried gold, but to companies with a proven track record of paying out cash like a generous uncle at Thanksgiving. That’s the Schwab U.S. Dividend Equity ETF in a nutshell. It’s a passive income machine, managed by Charles Schwab, that follows the Dow Jones U.S. Dividend 100 Index-a sort of financial guild for companies that have mastered the art of paying dividends with the consistency of a Swiss watch.

Lodge Hill Capital, LLC, recently filed their Form 13F-cue dramatic music-and it turns out they’ve dumped all their shares in Freeport-McMoRan (FCX). That’s right, folks, they sold off 587,820 shares during Q2 2025, cashing out at an estimated $22.25 million based on the quarterly average price. It’s like they saw the copper market as a Tinder date: fun for a while, but ultimately not worth the long-term commitment.

Before we delve deeper into the inner workings of this esteemed enterprise, allow me to unveil the essence of BYD.

And now, let’s dive into why these differences matter more than my Uncle Morty’s toupee during a windstorm.

Not too long ago, they unveiled their second-quarter financial results for 2025, and BOOM! They dropped a bombshell revenue boom-record numbers that sent shockwaves through the streets. The stock tanked in a 75% rut since its euphoric 2021 highs but snatched everyone’s attention with a glorious leap of more than 30% post-revelation. But let’s not get carried away; it’s still burning in the shadow of its past euphoria, a relic of a tech boom gone berserk.