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article was published. (Word Count 676) Invest in
stock market for
RIGHT reason, using
RIGHT choices!
Investing in
stock market is not purchasing a stock at 25 dollars a share, hoping it will go to 35 so you can sell it, then hoping it will drop back to 25 so you can buy it back, so that you can sell it again at 35, and so on and so forth.
In my opinion, that is gambling. And, I would imagine, some would believe that ANY investment in
stock market is gambling.
So, for
sake of argument, let’s assume that every investment in
stock market is a gamble (whether you’re trading in and out of a stock position or a long-term investor). If every investment in
stock market is a gamble, then, how does
investor/gambler stack
odds in their favor?
What are
right investment choices for
right reason that will stack
odds in favor of
individual investor, to receive a return worth
gamble? What is
RIGHT reason, and what are
RIGHT choices to make when investing/gambling in
stock market when looking for a return better than a passbook savings account, a CD, Bond or Mutual Fund?
The right reason to invest/gamble in
stock market, believe it or not, is not to make a profit! That’s right! The right reason to invest/gamble in
stock market is to provide an INCOME! Actually, I’ll go even one step further! The right reason to invest/gamble in
stock market is to receive an EVER-INCREASING CASH income every quarter from every stock that you own.
Once you have set your mind toward this right reason for investing/gambling, then
right choices will become very clear.
If every stock owned (every quarter) is going to supply an ever-increasing cash income, then two right choices, right from
get-go, are necessary. One, that every company’s stock purchased must pay a cash dividend, and two, that every cash dividend paid by
company would have to be rolled back into more shares every quarter, until retirement. Those two right choices means that every quarter there will be more shares of each company owned, which, in turn, will create an ever-increasing cash dividend income (as long as
companies owned maintain their dividend).