Jan. 28 at 4:08 AM
$JEPQ
A good stock should be one that, when you hold it, pays increasing dividends every year — not a stock that pays the same dividend amount year after year, or one that swings its dividend payouts depending on how other stock prices move.
If dividends stay the same every year, then in the next 10 years the dividend yield could lose to inflation.
In that case, you end up having to hope for capital gains instead, like waiting for the price to rise to 60. But if you really have to rely on price appreciation like that, wouldn’t it be better to just hold NVDA instead?
