1) portfolio consisting of various stocks which pays consistent dividends
2) long term investors or at least mid term 5-10years.
3) investors who know the importance and benefits of long term investmemt and who want to invest for long term but detest the emotional upswing downswing associated with the stock market. They better off following their "dividend chart" than market chart.
4) retirement planning because dividend is real cash, not just market figures.
5) others..anyone?
2) long term investors or at least mid term 5-10years.
3) investors who know the importance and benefits of long term investmemt and who want to invest for long term but detest the emotional upswing downswing associated with the stock market. They better off following their "dividend chart" than market chart.
4) retirement planning because dividend is real cash, not just market figures.
5) others..anyone?
Widows, orphans, retirees, and men with low testosterone levels?
ReplyDeleteJust kidding!
Don't mind me. Just resting here to lick my wounds before I return to do battle with Master of the Universe traders...
Very peaceful and calm here ;)
Quite frankly....when u have a portfolio n only ( i say again..only) monitor its dividend...u will be calm...far far away from the troubles of the market.
ReplyDeleteHi Paul,
ReplyDeletewill you publish your chart as an example?
I am not so good with IT..anyway i can give a try. This year i keep very detailed records. I can publish a chart without being too revealing on the absolute amts later this yr or early next year.
DeleteBut i think i will be happy if my div can grow in excess of 10% yoy.
People who understands this formula:
ReplyDeleteWealth = Asset Value + Cash Flow.
LOL!
Cash flow like TAIJI. gets stronger the more u practise it.
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