Thanks for the explanation.👍
But what's the point of selling shares? Then I'll soon have none left. 🤣
But what's the point of selling shares? Then I'll soon have none left. 🤣
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@income_magician_28 First of all, you assume that prices will rise and even if they don't. It makes no difference whether you receive a €3 dividend on €100 and the money is now in your clearing account or whether you sell 3%/€3 yourself. In both cases, money flows from your share to your account.
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@Aktienmasseur The calculation is far too rational! The dividend investor "feels" poorer and poorer when selling. And that's what matters!
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@Apfel72 It doesn't matter whether you have €100 in shares and €3 in your clearing account and your share cake is therefore smaller due to the dividend discount, or whether you sell €3 in shares and end up with a cake of €97.
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@Aktienmasseur Of course it makes a difference. After 30 years, for example, I have sold all 10 shares and have €0 in my portfolio. In the case of dividend files, I still have all 10 shares after 30 years and can bequeath them
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@Lucki_Lucki the only problem is that you can't sell fragments, but in principle your statement is not entirely correct.
Because when a dividend is paid out, the price of your shares falls (your position gets smaller). Exactly the same thing happens if you sell so many shares that you get exactly the same money (we assume that you can sell fractions or that you have an extremely large number of shares)
As the price rises in the best case, you will have fewer shares (not zero) but your position will be exactly the same size
Because when a dividend is paid out, the price of your shares falls (your position gets smaller). Exactly the same thing happens if you sell so many shares that you get exactly the same money (we assume that you can sell fractions or that you have an extremely large number of shares)
As the price rises in the best case, you will have fewer shares (not zero) but your position will be exactly the same size
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@SemiGrowth So then I will spend the next 40 years trying to accumulate an "extremely large number of shares" so that I can then sell shares and no longer pursue the dividend strategy. In other words. I'll go for dividends and my children and grandchildren won't. 😉😁👍
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•@SemiGrowth good Ergänzung☺️
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@Lucki_Lucki do the math again. That is not correct. You get the same result.
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•@Apfel72 change the wife every few years but the shares are not sold 😅 if women experienced so much romance, they would also be much more sociable😎😂
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