Conservative investors often prefer dividendpaying stocks from "summary" of The Little Book of Big Dividends by Charles B. Carlson
Conservative investors tend to gravitate towards dividend-paying stocks for a variety of reasons. For starters, dividends provide a steady stream of income, which can be particularly appealing to those seeking regular cash flow. This income can be used to supplement other sources of income, such as pensions or social security, providing a sense of security and stability. Additionally, dividend payments can act as a cushion during times of market volatility, helping to offset potential losses in stock price.
Dividend-paying stocks also tend to be less volatile than non-dividend-paying stocks, making them a more attractive option for risk-averse investors. This is because companies that pay dividends typically have stable earnings and cash flow, which can help to insulate their stock prices from sharp fluctuations in the market. As a result, dividend-paying stocks may offer a greater degree of capital preservation compared to non-dividend-paying stocks.
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