Dividends haven't been paying off of 2020. The 100 highest yield in dividend stocks in the

S&P 500 have average a total return at minus 7.9% through last Friday compared to an average 8.9% for the 100 stocks in an index that pay no dividend.

So basically, the top 100 dividend payers against the top

109 dividend payers they've been getting smoked.

It's about minus 7.9% plus 8.94% to the 9 dividend plus. Here's my thesis on that.

This is not your grandfather stock market. Remember when the time when people said dividends, dividends,

and that's the dividends? I always said if you're gonna have a dividend portfolio I ain't worrying about the returns.

If I'm investing in the dividend portfolio, I'm not looking at a dividend portfolio for returns, I'm looking at a dividend portfolio for cash flow.

If you're going to buy a reeks, I'm only buying reeks for cash flow. I don't care what the stock do.

Most reeks don't really be performing good. Everybody loves old realty. The stock is trash.

The stock is trash. So look at this, the 100 went got the hundred highest paying dividend stocks

on average they down minus 7.94% and they compared it with the 100 top stocks that don't pay dividends

and they up 8.94% that is a butt whipping. That ain't even close B.

Go a little further, Tudor. 100 stocks with no dividend is plus 8.94%.

100 high-year dividend stocks stocks minus 7.94 percent. All stocks plus 2.36 percent. The

dividend stocks is holding it down. They're anchoring you to the negativity.

So my thing is, I'm not mad at you for buying the dividend stocks, right?

But just no, most companies that pay dividends are not going to give you growth.

You're going to have the substitute what you're going for.

Right?

You got to make a decision.

Am I going for growth or am I going for dividend?

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