Target's share price increased after its ex-dividend date, despite a temporary dip, demonstrating that dividends are not a drag on stock value.
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Are Dividends Useless? Selling Shares vs. Dividend Income
Dividend Compounders with CheeseApr 11, 2026
The creator argues against the common sentiment on Reddit's r/financialindependence subreddit that dividends are useless and equivalent to selling shares. They contend that dividends provide a psychological and practical benefit by offering consistent income without forcing the sale of assets, especially during market downturns, contrasting this with the risks of selling principal in a bear market.
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