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What you should care as an investor is that the long term growth is sustainable, and if a solid proposition for growth exists, you should be happy that the company has the chance of reinvesting profits to fuel its growth.
That means, no dividends for shareholders.
What you should care as an investor is that the long term growth is sustainable, and if a solid proposition for growth exists, you should be happy that the company has the chance of reinvesting profits to fuel its growth.
That means, no dividends for shareholders.
In that case, I can make you the happiest investor alive: You're unlikely to ever see any dividends.
No need to thank me.
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If you don't know the difference between stock price and value, you better stay away from investments.
Value: What bagholders would like you to believe the stock is worth.
Price: What the last share actually sold for, usually a fraction of "value."
@Bonam:
Now that you know, stay away from investing in Bitcoin securities regardless (unless you're into humiliation/losing coin).
Not a single offering on Havelock, for instance, is trading above its initial listing price.
Not. A. One.
~Happy trading!
jk
