dividend yield 10%

[Anonymous No.56461611]

is it a good idea?
wouldn't it be better to reinvest and have more modest dividends?

[Anonymous No.56461726]

>>56461611
European stocks pay dividents. US companies either hoard or blow money to stupid shit and do not pay dividents. Currently I'm scooping 8%+ yielding divident stocks from energy and banking sector (0% rates won't ever come back) to my evropoor account that lets me to re-invest dividents tax free.

>enjoy your 8% lol!
Dividents get paid at different times. So divident that was paid in January can be used to buy stock that pays dividents in February and so on. Many Evropoor companies pay dividents bi yearly. So instead of getting divvies once a year I get them 8-10 times a year and those divvies go to buying stock that pays out divident next.

[Anonymous No.56461753]

>>56461611
Yes if you live in a stable economy (no huge inflation) and have big money.
otherwise, swing trading is the way.

[Anonymous No.56461784]

>>56461753
How2 swing trade for dummies?

Currently I'm just using RSI/BB and selling when it hits the top and buying back in again when it bottom, 10%+ gains everytime but I'm sure there's a much more efficient way

[Anonymous No.56462139]

>>56461784
I'm a 3rd worlder, so I don't know the market climate in your country or what kind of data do you have access to.

People use different techniques/indicators, but I'm part of this community that mainly uses "follow the market makers" strategy. After market-hours, the public in my country have access to data that shows what stocks did all Brokers in the country buy/sell. it's called "broker summary".

We analyze this broker summary and try to find stocks that are being accumulated by big players that use "non-retail" broker. Using that + basic technical analysis (support, resistance, supply zone, money spot, etc), we decide what to buy at what price, ideally near support area.

The reason for this is, if big players (that often have inside info) are accumulating x stock, that means something good is gonna happen to x stock in the future. we don't know how far into the future, but big players accumulation is a positive news/expectation regardless. So we try to piggyback ride them.

Pic related for example, Foreign Investors that use Foreign Brokers DB and KZ (top left pic related) accumulated this certain big cap stock on 19 Oct 2017 at around 2100 avg.price, a massive amount of accumulation (over 60 Billion). There must be a reason for that, right? a few months later, the price of that stock pumped until it reached 2800 (+30%). A very successful trade for us small traders.

This strategy is more effective (and high risk) when applied to small-mid cap stocks as they often pump over 100% in a very short amount of time (before dumping like crazy even sooner after because of FOMO effect) because it's so easy for big players to move the price of not-so-liquid small-mid cap stocks.

I don't know if traders outside my country use this strategy too, but this strategy has been really effective for me in the past 3 years.

Just sharing this interesting strategy.

[Anonymous No.56463341]

>>56462139
Massively appreciate it my guy, yeah I've heard off piggyback strats and from what I've seen it's very effective so fair play to you

Tried it once when accidentally fomoing (when XRP first had their case cleared) and made some huge profits so I might actually go back to it again desu I'm just very inexperienced with it, just need to try and find a legit group/source of information that's readily available so I'll get searching

[Anonymous No.56464400]

>>56461611
Some wise guy said something like:

"Dividends are a sign that a company is stagnant and has nowhere to grow."

Aha! Here it is....

https://youtu.be/hM6hiV7M6MM

[Anonymous No.56466561]

>>56464400
The value of a company is the promise of future dividends.
A company that never will give out dividends at any point in the future is really WORTHLESS.

[Anonymous No.56466614]

>>56461611
where's the pic from

[Anonymous No.56466726]

>>56461611
>>56466561
What's this style called and why is it comfy?

[Anonymous No.56466766]

>>56466614
>>56466726
Bing Image creator
>businesswoman, stock market meeting, company meeting, conference hall, 16-20 years old, Japanese, pc98 style, retro computer style, 32-bit graphics style, 16-bit graphics style, dithering, computers, CRT, resolution 640x480

[Anonymous No.56466863]

>>56464400
This is why I only invest in covered call ETFs and BDCs for dividends

[Anonymous No.56467412]

>>56466766
thank you

[Anonymous No.56468578]

>>56464400
>"Dividends are a sign that a company is stagnant and has nowhere to grow."
dividend paying companies are generally mature and many have grown their dividends for multiple decades. I'm sure it CAN be a sign
>>56466863
>covered call ETFs and BDCs for dividends
taxed as ordinary income + no dividend growth.

[Anonymous No.56468772]

>>56461611
inflation is higher, then 10%. https://chapwoodindex.com/

[Anonymous No.56468801]

>>56461726
>dividents
wtf is this? You’re sub human

[Anonymous No.56468830]

>>56468578
read "The Income Factory" which mathematically proves yield is what matters rather than muh growth

[Anonymous No.56469110]

>>56461726
Didn't read