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What are the pros and cons of both types of investing? Which would yield me better returns? Is one more volatile than the other?
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Joe Lee
28 Feb 2020
Adventurer at Game of Life
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Hi there,
My take would be Dividend Growth investing - because if a company is able to pay consistent & growing dividends, it means that it has a strong business model which should lead to capital appreciation in the long run.
In fact, in my video, highlighted 3 reasons why I'm have a Dividend Growth portfolio:
Suit my personal goals of passive income
Gives clarity to my investing decisions
Dividend companies, on average, out-performs growth stocks in the long run
Watch the video to learn more about Dividend Growth investing and why I chose it as my investment strategy. Hope it helps!βββ
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Alvan Sue Bing Teck
15 Feb 2020
VP at IAM Advisory
It depends on your current stage of life too.
If you are young, consider allocating more on growth investing will be better.
As you have a longer time horizon, the compounding effect can help you greatly.
At a later stage of life, we should start allocating more funds into dividend portfolio.
The constant cash flow will help us with our retirement.
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Just Being Ernest
11 Feb 2020
Content Creator at www.youtube.com/c/JustBeingErnest
I personally chose dividend investing as getting cash in the hand is worth more than cash that you can see but cannot touch.
i like dividends hence dividend investing. growth investing is good but is a waiting game.
I make videos about interesting stuff at youtube hereβββ
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Hi anon, it all depends on your objectives.
Simply put, if you are in your golden years and/or are...
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Personally, i do dividend investing in SG & growth investing in US.
I feel that SG markets stagnate after a certain period of time but it is less volatile as compared to overseas market. Making it a good environment for stable dividend investing.
US market do well over time but needs constant monitoring because of it is more volatile. The fact that they tax 30% to dividend just make my decision to focus on growth stocks there easier.