1Lun
In the long term, it will probably always lag far behind the MSCI World, but as long as you don't care and consciously invest in it, why not? Everyone invests differently and has different goals.
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@Luffy3D2Y I hold 282 shares Target is 500 shares. It has a nice cash flow and is one of the few monthly payers with a strong dividend growth and payout.
And if interest rates are lowered further in the next few years, this will also benefit the share.
And if interest rates are lowered further in the next few years, this will also benefit the share.
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1Lun
@Luffy3D2Y I don't think you can compare the two. The MSCI is generally for the growth strategy, while Main is for the dividend strategy.
For me, however, only the cashback is currently coming in. Dividend -> interest -> issue -> cashback -> more dividends.
A nice cycle
For me, however, only the cashback is currently coming in. Dividend -> interest -> issue -> cashback -> more dividends.
A nice cycle
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1Lun
@HeadoN The comparison is basically about the return. You can compare all assets with each other. It doesn't matter which strategy you use. I'm just saying that the MAIN Street Capital investment will probably always lag behind an MSCI world in terms of returns. If you're okay with that and would rather have monthly dividends because it suits the current situation better and the money is needed now, then there's nothing to be said against it.
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1Lun
@Luffy3D2Y Nevertheless, you can't compare them because it's just ETF to single share.
But if you look at the YTD they are at 23-24.x % for the various MSCI world stocks and 23.x% + dividend for Main. So actually even better.
But if you look at the YTD they are at 23-24.x % for the various MSCI world stocks and 23.x% + dividend for Main. So actually even better.
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1Lun
@HeadoN That's not a problem. I only ever compare total returns and talk about long-term investment. But I also accept other views.
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