Good analysis. I don’t Like though that they haven’t started paying Dividend yet though the total Return of AMZN is awesome. Just like to get some bits of cash while waiting. 🤷🏼♂️😅
thanks Thomas for the feedback. I'm not a big fan of dividends. Fundamentally, it's a deployment of capital that requires a cost of taxation for the investor.
As a beginner, you can start investing with a surprisingly small amount of money. Thanks to zero-fee brokerages and fractional shares, you can begin with as little as $11. Here are some key points to consider:
Start Small: Even modest sums can grow over time. For example, you can invest in the stock market with just a few dollars through platforms that offer fractional shares1.
Budget and Prioritize: Before investing, ensure you have a budget in place, pay off high-interest debt, and have an emergency fund
Choose the Right Account: Depending on your goals, you might start with a brokerage account, a retirement account, or even a robo-advisor
Investing doesn't have to be daunting. Starting small and gradually increasing your investments as you become more comfortable can be a great strategy. What are your investment goals?
Good analysis. I don’t Like though that they haven’t started paying Dividend yet though the total Return of AMZN is awesome. Just like to get some bits of cash while waiting. 🤷🏼♂️😅
thanks Thomas for the feedback. I'm not a big fan of dividends. Fundamentally, it's a deployment of capital that requires a cost of taxation for the investor.
I talk about this in more detail on my Dividend primer here: https://open.substack.com/pub/blackswaninvestor/p/a-primer-on-dividend-stocks?r=4ptvn0&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web&showWelcomeOnShare=false
As a beginner, you can start investing with a surprisingly small amount of money. Thanks to zero-fee brokerages and fractional shares, you can begin with as little as $11. Here are some key points to consider:
Start Small: Even modest sums can grow over time. For example, you can invest in the stock market with just a few dollars through platforms that offer fractional shares1.
Budget and Prioritize: Before investing, ensure you have a budget in place, pay off high-interest debt, and have an emergency fund
Choose the Right Account: Depending on your goals, you might start with a brokerage account, a retirement account, or even a robo-advisor
Investing doesn't have to be daunting. Starting small and gradually increasing your investments as you become more comfortable can be a great strategy. What are your investment goals?