RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Stock Splitcpeczek wrote:
You are sniffing too much out of date pork and can't see how something isn't beneficial to you could be to someone else. I never said I didn't want the price ti go up. I said the price being up higher by a couple bucks because of low volume does nothing for me in the long run. I have a decade plus outlook on this. I would much prefer to compound the dividend as compound interest than just collect the dividends for other means. If I can't get a single share, half or 66% of a share would be better than nothing. Look at a chart of reinvested dividends on any security vs. the performance of just the security and you will see that actually you are "next level stupid".
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I can show you charts that show the opposite. Pick any O&G stock, pipeline stocks etc..Personally, as someone who takes the accumulated cash from all dividends, your DRIP is a diluton to shareholders. Furthermore I wouldn't automatically assume DRIPing shares is an automatic win as if every stock goes up forerver. Many stocks cute dividends and their stocks collapsed and never come back, then you have a higher number of shares going down. Reverse DRIP. I don't care what you do with your dividends stock splits are stupid ideas that were born in the 1920's. Smaller floats go up/down faster, this is a fact.You wnat shares, but them in the open market.