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re: Monthly DRIP Advice …
Posted on 10/14/24 at 11:26 pm to tigerbacon
Posted on 10/14/24 at 11:26 pm to tigerbacon
Aren't BITO distributions generally considered ordinary not qualified and taxed at regular income rates?
Either way, it looks.like its.had a good run recently although I'm seeing a 3 yr total.return of -13.24% so you're right calling it risky. Probably not a sound recommendation for OP considering typical dividend investor is averse to high volatility.
Either way, it looks.like its.had a good run recently although I'm seeing a 3 yr total.return of -13.24% so you're right calling it risky. Probably not a sound recommendation for OP considering typical dividend investor is averse to high volatility.
Posted on 10/15/24 at 12:38 am to TorchtheFlyingTiger
Man this has been some great insight. I will keep an eye out on here other good advice and probably start with 2500 a month the first few months to see how I do before adding more.
I’m not against risk but I’ve lost so much the last few years that I’m gonna be careful with falling in love with a ticker or not getting out when I should. I’ve learned some hard but valuable lessons. One being I was up 1,100 % on a penny stock at one didn’t sell a share and lost it all. So yea I’m looking for safer than that obviously and not gambling with the market anymore. Seems that what I was doing more than anything, gambling. Trying to get away from that.
I’m not against risk but I’ve lost so much the last few years that I’m gonna be careful with falling in love with a ticker or not getting out when I should. I’ve learned some hard but valuable lessons. One being I was up 1,100 % on a penny stock at one didn’t sell a share and lost it all. So yea I’m looking for safer than that obviously and not gambling with the market anymore. Seems that what I was doing more than anything, gambling. Trying to get away from that.
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