Choosing between dividend stocks and growth stocks is an important consideration for investors looking to build or diversify their portfolios. Both types of stocks offer unique advantages and carry different risks.
Companies that consistently increase their dividend over the long term generally do better than the stock market average. Calm growth has priority over exponential growth
Minimal liquidity
Payout ratios that are too high can have a negative influence on the further growth of the company
Minimum dividend growth rate
Companies that pay no dividend or too low a dividend are immediately filtered out. And an excessively high dividend yield is not sustainable over the long term
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At least medium-sized companies that already have a certain track record and for whom can be assumed to remain stable in the future
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