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IFB115: How to Make Money with Dividends When It’s Just Pennies

08.22.2019 - By By Andrew Sather and Dave Ahern | Stock Market Guide to Buying Stocks likePlay

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Dave:                                    00:37                     All

right folks, we’ll welcome to Investing for Beginners, the podcast. This is

episode 115 tonight we’re going to go ahead and take some more listener

questions. We’ve got some fantastic questions that Andrew and I wanted to

answer on the air. So we’re going to go ahead and talk about those. So without

any further ado, I’m going to turn it over to my friend Andrew, and he’s going

to go ahead and read the first question for us.

Andrew:                              00:59                     Perfect.

So I have a question here from Camberley. She says I have some questions

regarding IFB episode four the eight or the fine stock indicates a failing

business. , I guess let’s go through these questions one by one. Number one. If

you don’t know this, a falling stock until it’s too late, whether the options

is the only option just to sell right then and accept your loss. So if you

don’t mind, Dave, I’m going to take this one first. Absolutely. Go for it. So

that’s, it’s tough, right? Because if we could figure out how to avoid falling

stocks, we would do it. We would all do it, and we would all be very, very

wealthy. The, so she did mention she listened to the episodes. So I did try to

explain how you need to figure out the difference between a stock that is

falling because the business is bad and a stock that is falling because of

temporary sentiment that is negative in the stock market. I think a, and it

goes really to what we try to teach.

Andrew:                              02:08                     To

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