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Good morning,
I also just joined this very interesting site.
For a quick background I am 37 years old, I work and live in Switzerland.
I have been investing my savings in the stock market on the advice of a family member for a few years. This advice has always been sound and has benefited me so far.
I am in a period of transition and I have decided to actively train myself in stock market mechanisms (well, try if I am not too stupid) to be able to first better understand the few pieces of advice that are given to me and little by little try to establish a strategy and make good decisions or at least not too bad ones.
I read with interest the E-book on dividend strategy but I am still reserved for the moment on the very principle of building a system on this principle. I believed until now that financial markets can only function in doubt and a form of unknown. Anyone who believes in something must necessarily have in front of him another who thinks the opposite, to be able to arrive at a state of equilibrium; and if everyone has the same information (including that concerning dividends) it is a system where chance becomes essential. The only winners are the robots who manage the ambient noise.
Finally I will follow this closely
A+Hello badinvest and welcome here
Thank you for your interest in dividendes.ch
Of course there is always an element of doubt and chance, even with dividends, because they depend on profits.
But unlike stock prices, dividends do not vary with market mood, euphoria or panic.
and that's the big plus
and let's not forget that dividends are managed over the long term, so they are not in the same category as those who play on doubt and chance.
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