4Mês
You're drilling a big hole there! 😅
In the end, most people here will continue to pursue their dividend strategies, not because they are rational, but because they feel good. I would agree with Kommer: better than nothing. 🤷
In the end, most people here will continue to pursue their dividend strategies, not because they are rational, but because they feel good. I would agree with Kommer: better than nothing. 🤷
•
22
•
@Epi Thank you dear, I think that's a very important contribution from you. You are also somehow the Kommer of getquin
•
11
•4Mês
@Tenbagger2024 Well, on the one hand, I like Kommers' commitment to passive index investing. On the other hand, I think he sometimes overdoes it and backs up his statements with distorted statistics, maW he sometimes twists the numbers to make it fit.
There are also more long-term charts on the subject of dividend strategy and then things look different: https://gfmasset.com/2020/08/over-time-high-dividend-stocks-outperform-low-dividend-stocks/
There are also more long-term charts on the subject of dividend strategy and then things look different: https://gfmasset.com/2020/08/over-time-high-dividend-stocks-outperform-low-dividend-stocks/
•
11
•@Epi
Yes, exactly, that's why everyone should choose the strategy that helps them sleep well.
We both get on well 😘
Yes, exactly, that's why everyone should choose the strategy that helps them sleep well.
We both get on well 😘
•
11
•
•
11
•4Mês
@devnerd_daddy That's right, basically for every study it would have to be defined exactly what is meant by "high dividend", how often you rebalance and with which rules, etc. This is usually all completely unclear and so you end up with whatever result you want. 🤷
•
11
•