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legendary
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October 02, 2024, 03:43:41 AM
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S&P500 companies pay dividends. If you had that much money you could invest half of it in S&P500 & live off the dividends, without even touching your stocks. Keep the other half in Bitcoin, it’s too risky to not have a large Bitcoin allocation as a % of your portfolio.
legendary
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October 02, 2024, 03:24:19 AM
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Unless you know what you're doing it's probably easier to buy an index fund that pays out the dividends of the contained stocks. There's even index funds that specialize in dividend stocks.

Don't expect to high a payout though. Given that companies usually reinvest most of their earnings, with some paying little to no dividend at all (looking at you, Amazon), you're probably looking at 1-2% of a dividend yield with the stocks themselves growing maybe 5-8% in an average year.

What online brokers are available depends on where you live. Generally speaking I'd stay away from neobrokers such as Robinhood and Trade Republic though.
legendary
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October 02, 2024, 02:28:42 AM
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I guess it all depends on your portfolio. Which specific companies or stocks are you exposed to? They don't provide the same dividends. Some pay high, some pay low, some even don't because they're not in profit. However, the average dividend is in single digit. That's at least as far as the situation in my country is concerned. In which case, I don't find it a better alternative.

Anyway, you can choose the most popular and trusted stock broker in your place. You can also have access to it via your bank.

Be careful about scammers. That includes stock traders who make it appear as if making money trading stocks is a walk in the park. They can't grow your money many times over.
sr. member
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October 02, 2024, 12:36:33 AM
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It would depend on the stock you choose to invest in. The average yearly returns from investing in the stock market aren’t nearly as good as investing in Bitcoin, but there are some tech stocks that have performed really well and you could have doubled your investment in a few years. Investing in blue chip stocks and reinvesting your dividends could be a nice way to diversify your portfolio.

$20 million is a lot to invest in stocks. Choosing a stockbroker will depend on your specific needs. I would recommend starting out with a small investment at one of the most well known and highest rated ones and see if the fees and service are acceptable before deciding to invest more.
legendary
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October 01, 2024, 11:18:21 PM
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I don't see the point of it unless it's for diversification. Bitcoin has been more profitable than dividend stocks and all indications are that it will continue to be so. Selling something more profitable to buy something less profitable does not make much sense. Unless it was, as I said, because you have all your wealth concentrated in bitcoin and you want to diversify at the expense of profitability, but for that, don't just buy dividend stocks, buy real estate too, for example.
newbie
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October 01, 2024, 07:53:32 PM
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dividends

How profitable is it to invest in dividend stocks if someone has a lot of money from bitcoin? What kind of online brokers can do this kind of trading…? If someone has like 20 million usd worth of bitcoin, how could they grow this amount many x over?
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