AN EASY TO UNDERSTAND STOCK TIP THAT ACTUALLY SEEMS LOGICAL

There are a number of rather mature, stable businesses that you can invest in that payout dividends annually. And they do this even in bad markets. They do this because they are not in a position to really need capital to invest. They likely have some serious savings. Fortune Magazine did an analysis and found that from 1973-2021, companies that paid quarterly dividends managed an annual return of 9.6% per year compared to non-dividend stocks that could only manage returns averaging 4.8% during that same period. Is this one of those extremely rare financial no-brainers?