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Harald@Madhatter5566
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@Cype If that were the case. How often do we read here about the dividend avalanche or dividend strategy?

And it's good that you agree that dividends are not free money. You've already gone further than many others.

And what was nonsense on my part? Do you believe that dividends somehow magically generate money?
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Harald@Madhatter5566
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@Cype No. 😅

Unless you think 1% of 25 euros is the same as 1% of 50 euros. Is that what you think? Have you done the math?
Dividends are reduced during a crash or stopped or suck an asset dry. You are inflexible compared to a manual partial sale that you could leave when the market is crashing. Dividends are fixed. Partial sales are not.

And your loss of the actual share value is equal to the dividend. It's weird that you think it would be different. Where does your imaginary advantage come from?
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Harald@Madhatter5566
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@Cype Then you haven't done the math right... you're confusing the growth of your share with a dividend effect. Your dividend would not stay the same or increase without the growth of the share/company taking this out.

In principle, you sell when a dividend is triggered by the company. Your reinvestment keeps the value of your investment the same. If it did not grow and you did not reinvest, the value of your company would simply fall in the long term. Quite simply, if your company pays out more than it has and earns, it loses value!

Please do the math. Please show how a company without growth could maintain the value it has with a dividend. Where does money magically come from?
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Harald@Madhatter5566
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@Cype You are still confusing dividends with growth. Without the dividend, the share would have grown by the amount of the dividend. The money doesn't just appear with you. My goodness. You could have just as easily sold part without the company paying a dividend and you would have seen the same growth. There is no difference between a partial sale and a dividend
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@Cype? My point was that dividends are indistinguishable from partial sales. You have already automatically sold parts of your position with the dividend at 110, 120, 130, 140, 150 if you have not reinvested it. (Since the share has automatically lost the dividend amount in value). What's not to understand? Money is not simply printed.
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