Ann: Dividend/Distribution - CLW, page-4

i know this is a stupid question to ask people about CLW here as your all biased towards CLW, but id still like your answers,

say you had $100,000 and thats all the money you had and you really needed to invest it into a dividend/growth stock that is still very safe, would you guys be comfortable basically putting all your money into CLW and re investing all the dividends and adding more money every month and leaving it for 5-10 yrs and hoping its grown,

OR would you be more comfortable and SAFE putting that $100,000 which is all you had into one of the BIG 4 banks stocks and leaving it for 5-10 yrs and doing the same thing with re investing the divvies.

Now please dont say i would never put all my money into one stock, or the banks are not safe look whats happening overseas, i know all that, but i doubt any of the big 4 will go broke or will need to do massive C/R dilution to keep afloat.

I mean say worst comes to worst and we not only get a recession but a full blown depression, 3 quarters of negative growth, if the FED and RBA keep raising rates to crush inflation, but markets crash, and we get a depression, is there a chance CLW would have to slash its divvy or do a massive C/R? in such an environment where money would be tight it would be difficult to do any C/R wouldnt it?
Is there a chance CLW could go belly up in a depression scenario?

You would think all the big 4 banks would pull through as they all have a very long history of going through both world wars, the inflation of the 1970's, oil shocks, tech wrecks, GFC's etc.. and they have all survived, but they are not really growing their divvies as of the last couple of yrs either. yet ive read that higher % rates are good for banks profits. but on the other hand higher % rates would slow the economy which is bad for banks.

Im truly expecting the worst in the months to come regarding the economy and inflation and % rates etc...
So all money into CLW or one of the big 4 banks stocks? which is a safer option?
thanks guys.