Isn't it better to have a good dividend yield to compound? Imagine Jupiter staying at $0.25 and pays $0.025 dividend for the next 25 years and every year you buy $10000 worth of shares and reinvest the dividends. After 25 years, the value of your holdings would be $983,471 and the next dividend you get would be $98,347. How much would you have paid? $250,000. I would leave the glory of a massive capital gain for some other hotshot ticker.
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