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You, the investor, must choose between investing in two companies based on their financial results over two years. One has steady revenue and earnings growth, alongside decent dividend growth. The other experiences moderate financial decline, but boasts strong dividend growth. Given this information beforehand, which would be the better investment?
In our final episode of the year, Greg revives the classic game show Let's Make a Deal to illustrate that even if you know the future, some aspects of investing will always be unknowable. Later, Greg continues this theme by discussing broader market valuation, and predictions from various analysts for 2025 and beyond. To tie everything together, Greg concludes the episode by reflecting on a TED Talk that emphasizes the importance of a long-term strategy and the pitfalls of short-term thinking.
Happy Holidays from The Dividend Mailbox Team
00:00 Introduction to The Dividend Mailbox
00:46 Let's Make a Deal: Investment Choices
02:47 Behind Door Number One: A Declining Company
04:54 Behind Door Number Two: A Growing Company
05:45 Comparing the Two Companies
08:05 Revealing the Companies and Market Insights
12:34 When to Sell: Strategies and Considerations
19:16 Market Predictions and Analyst Opinions
27:43 Long-Term vs Short-Term Investing
33:38 Conclusion and Final Thoughts
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Notes & Resources:
DCM Investment Reports & Models
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You, the investor, must choose between investing in two companies based on their financial results over two years. One has steady revenue and earnings growth, alongside decent dividend growth. The other experiences moderate financial decline, but boasts strong dividend growth. Given this information beforehand, which would be the better investment?
In our final episode of the year, Greg revives the classic game show Let's Make a Deal to illustrate that even if you know the future, some aspects of investing will always be unknowable. Later, Greg continues this theme by discussing broader market valuation, and predictions from various analysts for 2025 and beyond. To tie everything together, Greg concludes the episode by reflecting on a TED Talk that emphasizes the importance of a long-term strategy and the pitfalls of short-term thinking.
Happy Holidays from The Dividend Mailbox Team
00:00 Introduction to The Dividend Mailbox
00:46 Let's Make a Deal: Investment Choices
02:47 Behind Door Number One: A Declining Company
04:54 Behind Door Number Two: A Growing Company
05:45 Comparing the Two Companies
08:05 Revealing the Companies and Market Insights
12:34 When to Sell: Strategies and Considerations
19:16 Market Predictions and Analyst Opinions
27:43 Long-Term vs Short-Term Investing
33:38 Conclusion and Final Thoughts
Send us a text
Schedule a meeting with us -> Financial Planning & Portfolio Management
If you submit a question to us and we use it in an episode, we will send you an official The Dividend Mailbox Yeti® Tumbler -> Email us at [email protected].
Notes & Resources:
DCM Investment Reports & Models
Visit our website to learn more about our investment strategy and wealth management services.
Follow us on:
Instagram - Facebook - LinkedIn - X
If you enjoy the show, we'd greatly appreciate it if you subscribe and leave a review
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