/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>18069822
it doesn't change anything at all in terms of a "bank run" scenario:
the bank will give out physical cash until it runs out, then it can't give out anymore until they get another shipment.

This is about the lending reserves, it means that banks have more flexibility in terms of creating new loans

>>17875277
so I could just pop open a zinc pill andput a few milligrams in my mouth?
I'd prefer to fight this thing the old-fashioned way

>>15446011
>What is the consensus on dividend growth investing
extremely dank

>How much stock would you need to own for $100k of dividends? I'm guessing something like $1.5m

The whole point of dividend growth investing is that you could invest only, say $100K now and then at some point in the future (50 years, more or less) you might expect to get $100K or so yearly in dividends
that's the idea of yield-on-cost. It's not just cost and yield, there is a time component. Actually the time component is the most important, time will work for you to get you more money AND more yield. Very nice stuff.

If you buy 1.5M of super high-yield stocks today, you could get $100k/year after tax, but it would be all risky yields. Those would be yields that might not grow that much.
Better to buy 1.5M of high quality stocks, that might only yield 10k-20k right now, but their yields (and share prices) will keep growing consistently as the years go by...

>>14180505
If your current living situation wasn't a constraint, and you could go to any country, do you think you might chose to leave HK?
It seems to be that their intention sometime, eventually, is to take over HK completely (and eventually the rest of Asia...)
They might be as controlled and patient as you say, over many generations. But if they get impatient, it seems that things in HK could change very quickly, leaving the citizens there without much time to react