Then I guess you have to go through them by yourself, know about the companies’ cash flows, past dividend payout, consistency in dividend disbursal, future business outlook etc, not to mention the appropriate time of entry.
Also I think, the times of building such a pure dividend based passive income PF is not available as much like it did years ago, with bonus shares, splits etc. And if you are young, it might not be that profitable as you have many growth stories to choose from, and the capital is less.
I do have a small component of dividend stocks like Coal India and OIL, but I am not too sure if I want to keep them forever without selling if they are falling when I am in profit, as I know that I can always buy them again at a lower price. So take my views with some salt.
@kb_snn @Rakesh_Arora If you can throw some light?
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