Why I HATE Dividend investing

He defines dividend investing as quarterly shareholder payments, saying mature companies offer stability but limited growth. He says meaningful income requires tens or hundreds of thousands invested; dividends can be cut during crises, especially in oil. He questions oil and tobacco’s long-term prospects, preferring growth stocks like BNGO, Tattooed Chef, and NIO for his limited capital.

His investing philosophy favors rapid appreciation over reliable income, reinforcing his current attraction to speculative growth.