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<blockquote data-quote="mathematics" data-source="post: 253063" data-attributes="member: 10356"><p>you make 10% plus the dividend yield per year if the stock stays FLAT. can you do that in your bank account? it's almost a guarantee, unless of course the stock takes a dive. and yes, even with $.42 per quarter, over 30 or so years, it's a hell of a lot of compounding.</p><p> </p><p>i do believe my B.S. degree in applied math has adorned me with a tad bit of knowledge about markets, especially since i took courses in mathematical finance. stop misleading people with your ignorance. warren buffet made billions on this type of investing. believe what you want to believe.</p><p> </p><p>would i want my dividend at my age of 25 to be reinvested at $80 instead of $70? of course not. id rather the stock stay low as long as possible because i would get more reinvested at $70 or even $60 than if the stock jumped 20% anytime soon. remember, i'm looking at this for retirement 30+ years from now. the stock has a couple of years to increase in value from now until then. so, until then, id rather get more from my dividend at lower stock prices in the interim. thanks a bunch <img src="/community/styles/default/xenforo/smilies/group1/tongue_smilie.gif" class="smilie" loading="lazy" alt=":tongue_sm" title="Tongue Smilie :tongue_sm" data-shortname=":tongue_sm" /></p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="mathematics, post: 253063, member: 10356"] you make 10% plus the dividend yield per year if the stock stays FLAT. can you do that in your bank account? it's almost a guarantee, unless of course the stock takes a dive. and yes, even with $.42 per quarter, over 30 or so years, it's a hell of a lot of compounding. i do believe my B.S. degree in applied math has adorned me with a tad bit of knowledge about markets, especially since i took courses in mathematical finance. stop misleading people with your ignorance. warren buffet made billions on this type of investing. believe what you want to believe. would i want my dividend at my age of 25 to be reinvested at $80 instead of $70? of course not. id rather the stock stay low as long as possible because i would get more reinvested at $70 or even $60 than if the stock jumped 20% anytime soon. remember, i'm looking at this for retirement 30+ years from now. the stock has a couple of years to increase in value from now until then. so, until then, id rather get more from my dividend at lower stock prices in the interim. thanks a bunch :tongue_sm [/QUOTE]
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