remember it's the bottom line that counts - dividend +share price change. If something else gives a better total outcome then grab that.
If dividend is low but SP goes up substantially, then can always sell some shares, but still retain same balance.
in fact, if you are not in super, long term holders pay less capital gains tax.
But, what do I know.
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