Forum Replies Created
-
Posts
-
Good morning
start by browsing the site (especially the tutorial) and the forum.
Then use the tools provided in the member's section and base yourself on the recommendations of the different strategies, especially to start with the Global Dividend Growers.But I'd say that with 500 euros, the most important thing for you right now is to save, so focus on the tutorial and the following articles
http://www.dividendes.ch/2012/12/tout-ce-quil-faut-savoir-pour-devenir-un-rentier-precoce/
http://www.dividendes.ch/2013/03/ou-va-votre-argent/It's important to take the market into account before buying an individual stock. The higher the market, the greater the risk. So, if this is the case, limit yourself to stocks that are less influenced by market movements (so-called low-beta stocks - food, consumer staples, cosmetics, cleaning products, tobacco, alcohol, real estate, etc.). You also need to buy less often and/or in smaller quantities, and above all focus on the best of the best, really choosing quality stocks that are still cheap.
Good morning
for the market : http://www.dividendes.ch/evaluation-du-marche/
I don't know how long it will take, we need a trigger... but at the moment it's clear that it's not the right time to make massive purchases...
for the second question, it's not my specialty, so I'll eventually let others answer it.Hi
1) dividends are distributed quarterly
2) dividends don't exclude real estate (or parking spaces)... personally, I do both, even if I'm only talking about dividends here. In the long term, dividend-paying stocks are more profitable than real estate.
3) by choosing stocks, you can select the best of the best, which is not the case with an ETF. Quality companies with growing dividends pay off well:
http://www.dividendes.ch/2012/08/les-atouts-des-payeurs-de-dividendes/
http://www.dividendes.ch/2012/06/presentation-aux-peers-a-lausanne-juin-2012/
4) 4* and 5* represent the best profitability/risk ratio. In the event of a crash, if fundamentals remain good, the stock maintains or increases its rating. But if fundamentals are poor, the rating will fall. In the stock details, you'll find the last rating before the change. But no history, sorry.Good morning
I don't think it's any more interesting from a tax point of view. On the other hand, it can be interesting if you don't have much cash at your disposal and want to buy a lot of aristocrats, without breaking the bank in transaction costs.For me, MCD is still a great opportunity, and if you don't own any yet, you can take advantage of it to buy some, always with a long-term investment in mind.
The stock has been stagnating for several months now, while the market has been rising. As so often (and cyclically), the company is suffering from public disenchantment with junk food. It has to be said that the company had outperformed for many years before this mini-crisis. So this should be seen as a return to normal.
MCD remains a very fine company. In 38 years of increasing its dividend, it has already been criticized many times and has had to review its strategy in order to relaunch itself. And it has succeeded every time.
I'm not worried at the moment. At least not as long as she can continue to grow her dividend. And there's no reason why it shouldn't.I'm not saying that all analysts are wrong, but don't forget that most didn't see the dotcom and subprime bubbles coming.
What's more, they have conflicts of interest. We're not smarter, just more pragmatic, realistic and unbiased.I wouldn't necessarily go that far, but it's clearly not a title I'm keeping an eye on at the moment.
Hello Alzec
I think ROG is a bit expensive at the moment, given its dividend potential. Why this particular stock? There's probably a better place to start.
thanks for this interesting link!
here are the books: http://www.dividendes.ch/lectures/
You're preaching to the choir... I've lost count of the number of stocks I've regretted selling just to make a few dozen percent profit.
Armand will soon be writing an article about buy & hold.Concerning PM: You should read Birdie's answer here: http://www.dividendes.ch/forum-2/dividendes/curiosite-dans-la-taxation-de-dividendes-us/
