murksiderock
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you gone have to go in that glossary and learn terms
better yet hit youtube and search investing 101
Thanks fam!
you gone have to go in that glossary and learn terms
better yet hit youtube and search investing 101
@murksiderock
It also depends on what your goal is
Is it for a relatively quick payday or are u in for the long haul?
You can gamble on crypto or penny stocks if u dont have much and want a quick come up...or if u want to be safe and slowly invest then target well known companies that give solid dividends and just chill
I really want something to start building towards long term wealth, that's why I was thinking these car companies because I read that you should invest in things you have an interest in (or restaurants)...
Crypto, I can already sense it's a bit of a gamble but if I keep track on the trends I can sell at the right moments, is what it looks like. Don't know if I should buy too much crypto but I'm thinking of buying at least one or two more and watching how it plays out...
In that game, would you say watching it for a few days or weeks, in regards to when is good or bad to sell? I don't want to have a trigger finger and sell too soon..
What would a reverse split mean for shareholders?CHK up 5 cents. What yaw haters gotta say now? That's 500 dollars.
My intention is to never take out my initial investment.
Dividend Stock Investing: How Warren Buffett Gets 62% YieldBuffett paid an average of $2.50 per share (split-adjusted) for his Coca-Cola shares. This is reasonable given the trading range in late 1987 and 1988.
Coca-Cola pays $1.56 per share in annual dividends today. The dividend generates a 62% yield on Berkshire’s cost basis. Coca-Cola increases its dividend roughly 6% annually. The annual increases are pedestrian but powerful.
If Coca-Cola continues to increase its dividend 6% annually, Berkshire will receive $2.50 in annual per-share dividends by 2026. Berkshire will own an investment, Coca-Cola, that generates a 100% annual return (that will grow thereafter) in dividends alone in the next eight years.
My intention is to never take out my initial investment.
Dividend Stock Investing: How Warren Buffett Gets 62% Yield
I never intend on taking this money out. I want it to grow and grow. Capital appreciation is irrelevent when every year you get back 60% of your initial investment in dividend payments.
Your 50 shares will turn into 1 share if they do a reverse split of 1:50What would a reverse split mean for shareholders?
You hold on to a good stock long enough and the dividend keeps getting raised maybe even a stock split and that's what happens.Must be nice to be buffet
You hold on to a good stock long enough and the dividend keeps getting raised maybe even a stock split and that's what happens.
Think they drop to around $60 a share?Disney is fukked. Mulan pushed back, parks closed, this don't look good.