If you just buy a Tesla and keep it for 10 years, you’ll all be rich, so why should you buy a dividend stock with a bad stock price?

Q: If you just buy a Tesla and keep it for 10 years, you’ll all be rich, so why should you buy a dividend stock with a bad stock price?

A: Risk hedging aspect and psychological stability
And in terms of the three aspects of the retirement plan, because I think U.S. dividend stocks can have a positive alpha effect if they take it with Tesla.

Even if you save 1000 Tesla shares and 10,000 Tesla shares, you’re done selling them. What assets should you sell if the stock is the worst when you suddenly need unexpected funds?
You have to choose between selling your house or Tesla stock.
If the mortgage is full at home and the credit is full, Tesla selling is inevitable.

These risks can be prepared to some extent by holding a certain percentage of dividend stocks. Dividend stocks are valuable as a means to buy Tesla shares with dividends while preparing for that situation to happen.

And also from a psychological perspective,
I divided my monthly dividend into 20 days and automatically invested in buying Tesla shares. In this case, even if I don’t mind it, I buy it every day when the AI has time, so my daily life is not destroyed at all, and I don’t care much about whether it’s rising or falling because I buy every day.
The method of reinvesting in growth stocks that you want to buy throughout the year with your own dividend maintains a higher rate of return than you think.

Even if the stock price falls, I expect the dollar to continue to flow into my account, making me buy mechanically even when others are in fear, creating a virtuous cycle that will do well in the long run.

Finally, the closer you get to retirement, the more attractive you look and may actually need a dividend stock that gives you the cash you get each month rather than the uncertainty of a growthable stock in front of your eyes.

the need to invest in dividend stocks

1. If you take your growth stock and cash flow together
   You can use it as a means of protecting your purchased growth stocks without selling them.
2. I’m constantly buying growth stocks
   It can be used.
3. If you continue to reinvest your dividend, the amount can continue to increase.
4. If you receive dividends every week, month, and quarter,
   It can be distributed with the assets of the growth stock,
   In the event of a temporary plunge in growth stocks, it is possible to secure assets to buy.

Eventually, you will be able to create your own dividend portfolio by gradually increasing the amount by finding and buying dividend stocks that suit you, even in small amounts.

Since we’re not all Buffett or Peter Lynch, it would be nice to hold it with growth stocks if we don’t want to talk about mental as if it’s everything and then sell it when it falls.

I respect all of their ideas.
Looking back at my 20 years of stock investment, the impact of psychological stability and collapse was significant,
Despite the past two Tesla declines, unlike the first, I’m sharing it because the dividend helped a lot of psychological stability during the second decline.
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