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@Alpalaka Abstract (tl;dr)
- Dividends are technically a "partial sale" and not additional cash.
- Compounding comes from growth, not dividends paid out.
- Partial sales vs. dividends: Pure reinvestment of dividends is no more beneficial than partial sales, which are often more flexible.
- 100k thresholds: There is no magic amount above which assets suddenly grow faster. Long-term, consistent investing is crucial.
- Crypto predictions are often based on speculation and can hardly be reliably estimated.
- Collections (stamps, porcelain, etc.) are usually worth less than owners think. If you want to do something good for your heirs, you are better off investing in liquid or investment-oriented assets.
- Dividends are technically a "partial sale" and not additional cash.
- Compounding comes from growth, not dividends paid out.
- Partial sales vs. dividends: Pure reinvestment of dividends is no more beneficial than partial sales, which are often more flexible.
- 100k thresholds: There is no magic amount above which assets suddenly grow faster. Long-term, consistent investing is crucial.
- Crypto predictions are often based on speculation and can hardly be reliably estimated.
- Collections (stamps, porcelain, etc.) are usually worth less than owners think. If you want to do something good for your heirs, you are better off investing in liquid or investment-oriented assets.
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