Anonymous

15 Nov 2020

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General Investing

I am just wondering what rules you have for picking your dividends? I see so many people pick stocks then I plug in past numbers and it looks so bad. These are my rules, any thoughts?

Must keep or raise dividend over time
With Drip must beat or meet S&P 500 over the past 10 years of data
If the stock lowers Dividend payment or stock price falls when whole market isn't failing I sell. No reason to get emotional off a stock since numbers don't lie.

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1M45

15 Nov 2020

Must keep or raise dividend over time
Min. 4% dividend yield (becoz global inflation ~3%+)
Consistent and stable dividend payout
stock price cannot on long term down trend

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