With dividend strategies, you never sell shares to generate income. But you do sell shares. You replace stocks when the dividend quality declines. You replace stocks on occasion to improve the quality of your holdings.

Have fun.

John Walter Russell

With dividend strategies, you never sell shares to generate income. But you do sell shares. You replace stocks when the dividend quality declines. You replace stocks on occasion to improve the quality of your holdings.

So, your strategy amounts to:
"Buy good stocks. When one ceases to be a good stock, sell it and buy another good stock. Occasionally, sell a not-so-good stock and replace it with a good stock."

Why am I not impressed?

Rayvt writes,

<<<With dividend strategies, you never sell shares to generate income. But you do sell shares. You replace stocks when the dividend quality declines. You replace stocks on occasion to improve the quality of your holdings. >>>>

So, your strategy amounts to:
"Buy good stocks. When one ceases to be a good stock, sell it and buy another good stock. Occasionally, sell a not-so-good stock and replace it with a good stock."

Why am I not impressed?

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Not only that, JWR appears to be plagiarizing Will Rogers sage advice on the stock market.

http://www.quoteworld.org/quotes/10422

"The way to make money in the stock market is to buy a stock. Then, when it goes up, sell it. If it's not going to go up, don't buy it!"
Will Rogers


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