Making money through dividends on stocks
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7.25 is good if the stock price increase also by 10-20% . Total 27 % return is phenomenal.
clem101970
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It's called investment right ?
there are multiple journeys on youtube of people buying few stocks of multiple companies, showing how much they earn from it, you can check how much they make from it, generally it takes a lot of time to get back on your investment.
there are multiple journeys on youtube of people buying few stocks of multiple companies, showing how much they earn from it, you can check how much they make from it, generally it takes a lot of time to get back on your investment.
Can you share some risks?
kbklash
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High dividend stocks won't grow much and or much faster.
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Day trading (without leverage) is a better choice for the most part
Most traders aim for 10-15% each month
Most traders aim for 10-15% each month
So we should avoid these?
jacksi
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Ofc it can.
Can it be done with the amount of money your willing to invest though, that's really the question.
You'll need at an absolutely bare minimum 100k+ to invest or I wouldn't even bother looking at the stocks, nevermind dividend stocks.
You also only want a small part of your net worth in investments (unless your holding to much cash on hand but that's a different type of issue). There's significantly quicker ways to 5x capital other than the stock market.
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kbklash
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Not saying to avoid. But their business mechanism is like that. They give a good chunk of their profits and business capital as dividend to investors. There is less chance for it to grow as a non dividend stock. You can invest in them for dividend income. I am not sure how your country's taxes for dividends.
Hi I am Mitu
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I know that warren buffet is one of the biggest dividend investors, you can start accumulating the dividend shares he holds.
Vladimir375
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my gf does it full time for a year now with around 12% p. M. constantly. Hit me out if you want any recommendations on what you could learn
jacksi
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Your gf is one of the best performing traders in the history of the stock market. Well done.
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dillywilly
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tell me ur offering a course without telling me lol
ImBackBaby
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Not in the least, investing for dividends is more of a long term buy and hold approach
Vladimir375
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no I don't. A course won't teach you anything. It's years of practice and only that which will make you successful in this field
Vladimir375
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yh thanks but actually there are a few achieving those results. Not by the typical buy and hold type but if you check on for example big banks reports (as they are the only ones that come to my mind rn) you will see that they barely have a day in the red. It's something no one talks about as the web is full of sh** about that topic and from people trying to profit of helpless souls
Triplen
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And in just 15 years she will be the richest person to have ever lived ever with £72317612627 and 45 pence
Assuming she has £100 starting capital
Vladimir375
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there are limitations, as with most stuff, due to the fact that you can't trade infinite amounts of cash...
I just don't get it why you guys can't stand it when someone is successful. I see it with my own eyes and she even got track records of her performance. If you don't believe me that's fine, I don't need to proof it to anyone, just wanted to offer my help...