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57153049 No.57153049 [Reply] [Original]

when building a portfolio, do you have to be solely focused on whether its focused on long term growth, or can a portion of your portfolio be dedicated to growth as well as short term return?

would it make sense to hold dividend stocks in a portion of your portfolio while swing trading more volatile companies with the rest? It feels to me like that is how a new portfolio should be built though I think the conservative advice would be to focus on growing without risk over the next 5 years

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Depends if you're actually calculating a specific yield for compounding, or if you're just after max everything always until you're liquidated and getting pumped in the shitter to afford rice

>> No.57153120

>>57153070
I wouldn't be choosing dividends based on their initial yield but rather their potential for stable growth over the next 5-10

my thought process is to set myself up to have some stability and risk mitigation so I can count on my portfolio growing at some rate while I essentially gamble on crypto and tech with the rest. Im not sure if thats a better option than just keeping my head down and playing it safe so I can actually accumulate some wealth, and part of me hopes that in asking here you guys tell me to quit being a faggot and just gamble on crypto