If you're planning, if you're living off income, it's probably easier to have a monthly pain stock than quarterly or as we have in your annually. Um, the last email then, uh, last question came in by email from Erwin, one of our Dutch listeners. He has asked is, so suppose he boy is a stock for 10 euro and the dividend is one euro. So he's yield and cost is 10%, which is pretty easy. The next year the dividend is flat. It stays the same. Is his yield on cost still 10%? Um, he argues that it is now 11%. No, it will still be 10%. Your yield causes is, it
In today's episode, we have Bob Lai from www.tawcan.com with us. Bob is living in Canada and he's been blogging for about a decade already. Most of you have probably stumbled upon his blog when doing some research about dividend investing. Hence, we're very happy that he found some time to chat with us about everything dividend growth investing-related.
Having said that, in today's episode we discussed the following topics:
- The number of Tech layoffs and whether this is a bullish signal
- Billyboys in Davos are paying premium prices for wife-replacements
- How Bob started with dividend investing
- A discussion about high yield, low growth vs low yield, high growth
- How close he is to financial independence and what he will do when he reaches it
- His main struggles as a dividend growth investor, both in the past and right now
- What makes Canadian banks so special?
- If he owns Danish stocks
Besides that, we've asked him all of your questions!
So if you're curious, please tune in and we'll C U on the inside!
Engineer My Freedom & European DGI
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