Basically, I wouldn't disagree with you except for two points. 1. if you look at the history of the past decades, dividends have accounted for a large part of the gains.
2. if you sell in a crash because you want cash flow compared to the dividend strategy, in my opinion the biggest possible disadvantage. If the market suddenly rises, you have fewer shares and lose returns at the crucial moment.
Just my two Cents❤️.
2. if you sell in a crash because you want cash flow compared to the dividend strategy, in my opinion the biggest possible disadvantage. If the market suddenly rises, you have fewer shares and lose returns at the crucial moment.
Just my two Cents❤️.
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@BottomTopInvest 2) I can't agree with this, whether I receive a 3% dividend at a -10% price and stand at -13% is the same as a 3% partial sale and also standing at -13%. In both cases, money flows from the share into my settlement account. Regardless of whether there is a crash or a rise
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•@Aktienmasseur Absolutely right, but if you're not in the climb you lose performance, or am I seeing something wrong here?
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@BottomTopInvest That's exactly how it is. In the worst-case scenario, you realize losses on partial sales during a crash and are no longer fully invested in a subsequent rise.
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•@ChrisBizz Apples and pears? You are welcome to keep your dividend strategy, but please keep such mathematical nonsense to yourself... I would like to do business with you. I'm really shocked at what you're talking about here. These are your finances, you're dealing with real money. No wonder 90% are making a loss, with the market constantly rising.
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•@Kek15 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
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