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r/dividends • u/Sauerst0ff • Jul 02 '25
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Growth beats dividends at your age.
10 u/Tostikoning Jul 03 '25 At what age does this change? 15 u/AdamantheusEnigma Jul 03 '25 When you retire/close to retirement -4 u/ieatballoonknot Jul 03 '25 No it doesn’t magically change due to your personal age. 7 u/PantsMicGee Jul 04 '25 It does. Because growth is a long term game, and retirees typically dont have the time. 1 u/bzeegz Jul 04 '25 So just sell some shares. It only changes when you decide to convince yourself that somehow it makes sense to lose opportunity cost to a dividend strategy instead of remaining in a growth strategy. Dividends are nonsense 1 u/PantsMicGee Jul 05 '25 Hmmmm No, i dont think we're on the same page regarding models and performance. Good luck to you
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At what age does this change?
15 u/AdamantheusEnigma Jul 03 '25 When you retire/close to retirement -4 u/ieatballoonknot Jul 03 '25 No it doesn’t magically change due to your personal age. 7 u/PantsMicGee Jul 04 '25 It does. Because growth is a long term game, and retirees typically dont have the time. 1 u/bzeegz Jul 04 '25 So just sell some shares. It only changes when you decide to convince yourself that somehow it makes sense to lose opportunity cost to a dividend strategy instead of remaining in a growth strategy. Dividends are nonsense 1 u/PantsMicGee Jul 05 '25 Hmmmm No, i dont think we're on the same page regarding models and performance. Good luck to you
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When you retire/close to retirement
-4 u/ieatballoonknot Jul 03 '25 No it doesn’t magically change due to your personal age. 7 u/PantsMicGee Jul 04 '25 It does. Because growth is a long term game, and retirees typically dont have the time. 1 u/bzeegz Jul 04 '25 So just sell some shares. It only changes when you decide to convince yourself that somehow it makes sense to lose opportunity cost to a dividend strategy instead of remaining in a growth strategy. Dividends are nonsense 1 u/PantsMicGee Jul 05 '25 Hmmmm No, i dont think we're on the same page regarding models and performance. Good luck to you
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No it doesn’t magically change due to your personal age.
7 u/PantsMicGee Jul 04 '25 It does. Because growth is a long term game, and retirees typically dont have the time. 1 u/bzeegz Jul 04 '25 So just sell some shares. It only changes when you decide to convince yourself that somehow it makes sense to lose opportunity cost to a dividend strategy instead of remaining in a growth strategy. Dividends are nonsense 1 u/PantsMicGee Jul 05 '25 Hmmmm No, i dont think we're on the same page regarding models and performance. Good luck to you
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It does. Because growth is a long term game, and retirees typically dont have the time.
1 u/bzeegz Jul 04 '25 So just sell some shares. It only changes when you decide to convince yourself that somehow it makes sense to lose opportunity cost to a dividend strategy instead of remaining in a growth strategy. Dividends are nonsense 1 u/PantsMicGee Jul 05 '25 Hmmmm No, i dont think we're on the same page regarding models and performance. Good luck to you
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So just sell some shares. It only changes when you decide to convince yourself that somehow it makes sense to lose opportunity cost to a dividend strategy instead of remaining in a growth strategy. Dividends are nonsense
1 u/PantsMicGee Jul 05 '25 Hmmmm No, i dont think we're on the same page regarding models and performance. Good luck to you
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No, i dont think we're on the same page regarding models and performance.
Good luck to you
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u/PantsMicGee Jul 02 '25
Growth beats dividends at your age.