Debunking the Myths of Dividend Investing

While I like the concept of “mailbox money” and passive income from dividend-producing stocks, I don’t like being forced to accept cash back when I don’t need it and the tax consequences that go along with those dividends.

Today, I’d like to share a rebuttal from someone who admittedly has significantly more experience in the world of investment management than I do.

I’ve spent my career in anesthesia, whereas he’s spent his in private equity and investment banking.

Debunking the Myths of Dividend Investing

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As a finance professional that formerly worked in investment banking and now works in private equity, I had to get to the bottom of this. I couldn’t let people disregard such an awesome opportunity to invest in businesses not bet on stocks.

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Let’s get down to the myths regarding dividend investing. Here are the most important myths that are simply not true.

Myths of Dividend Investing

Beating the stock market over the extreme long-term is difficult, but it is not out of the question. However, what if you didn’t have to beat the market for 20 years? You only need to beat it for a 10-year cycle.

Myth #1: You Can Never Beat the Stock Market

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