Two charts, two different outcomes.

If u bought SAFE and then the price started to fall, you would need a stop loss policy to get out of a losing position. Otherwise your are relying on luck and could be stuck with a very poor trading position for a very long time. Note how SAFE, retraces higher, anyone owning the share may think the market will save them but then as it continues to fall you are locked in. You have become a weak holder relying on luck.

If you don’t have a stop loss policy, maybe just maybe you should buy Investment Trusts that pay a dividend and Get Rich Slow.

GL

I have changed the yield figure to a blended yield figure, which includes future dividend announcements.

Yields change all the time so it’s your duty to check, as it’s your hard earned, before you push on any Trust.

Yield = price divided by announced dividends.

E.G. If the price was 100p and the dividend 5p = a yield of 5%.

The case for TR is very strong at the moment but as history doesn’t always repeat it often rhymes. Just consider what thirteen years of flatlining would do to your retirement plans ? If you want to gamble with your future, an all in strategy might be what u are searching for but am I the voice of a siren ?

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Market are quiet after xmas to the beginning of the new year, so if anyone wants to pen a comment, either for or against dividend re-investment, I will post selected comments, so get penning.

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