One of the downsides of having portfolios constructed mostly of dividend payers is basically everything is automated. I don’t have to track positions every day to see how they are doing; wondering if I have to sell, what to buy or what position to switch to. It all just works on its own. I don’t have to watch my portfolio every single day - because I know my positions are working for me - providing dividends monthly or quarterly.
Nick you do describe one of the frustrations of a DGI portfolio. Another is that when one has been constructed and you’re not reinvesting due to rising prices there’s just not much to do. Idle hands being the devil’s workshop etc. Thanks
Nick you do describe one of the frustrations of a DGI portfolio. Another is that when one has been constructed and you’re not reinvesting due to rising prices there’s just not much to do. Idle hands being the devil’s workshop etc. Thanks
Another excellent point! Thank you for reading.