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What's your experience on equities investment - dividend? |
Please read my question carefully and answer it as i don't know much about investment. Your answer will be much appreciated. 10 pts will be given to best answer. Thanks. Point of this question is unfocused. Not critical or important to investing at all. You can buy a stock the day before it goes ex-dividend so wait is only 1 day before you own the dividend but that is often a poor strategy as just buying tax liability. You generally do not buy mutual funds outside a retirement acct in December for that reason. There is no "best" dividend & will not be a big % of invested capital unless company is in trouble. Need a longer term focus on investing vs speculating Investments pay dividends according to their internal schedules. Some pay never, once per year or up to 12 times per year. |
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