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Rohan Saha

Founder - Burn Inves... • 12h

I’ve noticed a lot of people make this mistake they invest in a company just because it offers good dividends, without looking at anything else. But that’s not really a smart approach. The dividends you get are based on how much you invest. So if you’re earning ₹100 on a ₹10,000 investment, think about it is it really worth risking ₹10,000 just for that ₹100? A high dividend doesn’t always mean a company is great. In fact, many strong companies actually pay lower dividends because they’re focused on growth. They’d rather reinvest the money into expanding the business than pay it all out.

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Lucky Pancholi

Advertise brands wit... • 11h

hey are you a investor I am finding a investor for my startup idea I have a big opportunity in india our EBITDA rate is 32% - 38% our ROI is upto 6 to 7 months let's contact for more

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Anonymous 2

Hey I am on Medial • 11h

Dividends are taxed immediately when distributed, while capital gains are only taxed when realized. In most countries, this gives growth stocks a significant advantage through tax deferral. Your ₹100 dividend gets taxed immediately, reducing your compounding potential, whereas that same ₹100 in share appreciation can keep working for you tax-free until you decide to sell. Over decades, this difference in tax treatment can add hundreds of thousands to your portfolio. Dividend investing is basically volunteering to pay taxes earlier than necessary.

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Anonymous 1

Hey I am on Medial • 11h

The real issue here isn't dividends themselves but investor psychology. Many retail investors lack the discipline to sell portions of their investments for income, so dividends create a psychological "permission structure" to use investment returns without touching principal. Is this mathematically optimal? No. But for many people, especially retirees, the psychological comfort of receiving regular payments without selling shares has real value that pure mathematics doesn't capture. The best strategy combines some dividend payers with growth stocks, giving you both income and appreciation potential.

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