Investing to become financially independent
Investing to become financially independent
In this article, the author shares his thoughts on the road to financial independence, mixing joy with questions about the future. He raises the essential question of what to do once independence is achieved, while observing retirees who, although financially comfortable, continue to search for meaning in their activity.
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In our relentless quest to act, we often discover that doing nothing is more beneficial. Whether in life or investing, fruitless agitation often leads us to the same point as thoughtful pause, highlighting the glaring ineffectiveness of our actions.
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An in-depth analysis of dividend and stock buyback strategies of large companies, illustrated by the example of Exxon, which bought back billions of dollars of its own shares. The article examines the impact of these practices on individual investors and the sustainability of dividends, while questioning the balance between stock buybacks, dividend payments and reinvestment in the company.
Vacations, often seen as a time of rest, sometimes turn into a source of stress and considerable expense. Discover why it is crucial to reevaluate our approach to vacations to truly enjoy these moments of disconnection and rediscover their original meaning.
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The article explores the different investment horizons and the reasons why investors sometimes change their initial strategies, whether in the short, medium or long term. It analyzes the consequences of these changes in strategy and proposes solutions to maintain a consistent investment discipline.
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The classic dilemma of selling stocks after a capital gain is explored in depth, with a particular focus on the importance of examining fundamentals rather than relying solely on percentage gains. The article highlights the value of favoring defensive stocks in stable sectors such as food and pharmaceuticals, while explaining why a long-term holding strategy can be more profitable than rushing to take profits.
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The stock market is showing worrying signs of overheating, but there is an effective defensive strategy: investing in dividend growth stocks. These defensive stocks are more resilient during downturns, and often continue to generate stable or even growing earnings, even in times of economic recession.
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In an uncertain economic context, the author questions the optimism of investors in the face of mixed corporate results. He shares his pragmatic approach: assessing the dividend yields of your stocks to overcome hesitation and make informed decisions.
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