I'm talking about dividends from real business. _Incoooomeeee_. 

Not financialized return of (fake) capital

denlillaapan

If you allocate a chunk of your portfolio to income investment, what should you buy? Most investors would define income stocks as bearing dividend yields of 3.5 per cent to 7 per cent. UK-focused financial services groups are among the steady payers.

And digital credit can pay you 12 per cent to 13 per cent.

Have you seen your treasury companies. Fly? Saylorbois are right!

Wait till rates get cut and the fiat system is DYING for yield. That’s when the fun will truly begin.

Stacker_Stocks

econ

Dividend Investing and Ignoring Jane Austen (FT, Jonathan Guthrie)

>If you allocate a chunk of your portfolio to income investment, what should you buy? Most investors would define income stocks as bearing dividend yields of 3.5 per cent to 7 per cent. UK-focused financial services groups are among the steady payers.

And digital credit can pay you 12 per cent to 13 per cent.

Have you seen your treasury companies. Fly? Saylorbois are right!

Wait till rates get cut and the fiat system is DYING for yield. That’s when the fun will truly begin.