Dividend Income or Capital Appreciation — Which Matters More?

[Mr.Simon]

I am more capital appreciation but I do both

It's still a good strategy, Atleast can foster portfolio growth fast why still collecting dividend on the other hand. Was before at my early stage I focused on dividend mostly but now I'm most even preferring growth stock more than dividend ones

 

[Mr.Simon]

You're right princess, growth stock delivers more than dividend in terms of gains bot balancing them is very vital

I think its best to Balance both. Aim for capital appreciation and dividend. But don't ignore the first. Some appreciation will give you what dividend can't offer

 

[Mr.Simon]

You are right

Yes, I agreed to her equation, but it's mainly for big investors who has large capital and seeking for preservation and dividend inflow, cause 70% of their portfolio is only on dividend based stocks while 30 for growth stocks

 

[Mr.Simon]

Yes, but penny stocks has its high level of risk mostly unprofitable ones

I love this strategy. Penny stocks though risky can be highly rewarding. Although, all investment have a level of risk

 

[Mr.Simon]

Honestly I missed those too

For me, TIP, Hmcall, the consumer goods too