RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Surprise dividend increase?Gass, Thank you for sharing. Very deep thinking.
The SH forum thanks you for your service.
You made the ignore list. Bye Bye time waster.
GassXX wrote: SargeX wrote: Hey TT
Totally agree with your investment philosophy. It really is each to his own and I always get a kick out of the arrogant people that think total returns is the only proper way to invest. There's a few of us income investors that do very well just making sure we have enough dividend income to pay all our expenses so we never have to sell anythng if we don't want to.
This is just another exampe of the Midiot thinking he knows what's best for everyone and that he is way smarter than everyone.
Take her easy
Sarge
TickerTwit wrote: It depends on what your investment goals are. My focus is income and income growth. While I'm alive I want long-term income from dividends and I want the per-share dividends to grow annually to match or exceed inflation. I want my survivors to inherit the income, though paying tax on any capital gains will reduce the share count somewhat. Because I have no a-priori intention of selling the shares, capital gains are not the primary goal.
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ckwong wrote: Marner, good advise about capital gain for inflation protection. I'll review my portfolio. It is easy to develop tunnel vision when you do not talk to your peer.
good points