Row 11949

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They are reminiscent of each other. A difference would be in the layers of abstraction and counterparty risk. The shares are dependent on the companies staying profitable, staying in business, no government interference, ownership and custody, etc.

Bitcoin doesn't pay dividends but is not beholden to any of the other factors.

Labor is stolen if held in fiat currency. If it's in a portfolio either the value of the shares or the dividend increase must exceed monetary inflation or standard of living will decrease over time.

What I would worry about with a dividend portfolio is it is built on a debt based paradigm. That makes it fragile. I certainly wouldn't sell out of a situation like that, but would save in bitcoin to offset counterparty risk.

But, yeah, a dividend portfolio can help insulate from debasement. One way you could take a look at the risk it to check out the debt load on the comapany(s) in your portfolio. Do they have enough, in assets, to cover their debt at any time? As well as making sure the companies growth exceeds inflation. The closest way to measure inflation, imo, is in asserts inflation. Housing, s&p 500, art, etc.

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text They are reminiscent of each other. A difference would be in the layers of abstraction and counterparty risk. The shares are dependent on the companies staying profitable, staying in business, no government interference, ownership and custody, etc. Bitcoin doesn't pay dividends but is not beholden to any of the other factors. Labor is stolen if held in fiat currency. If it's in a portfolio either the value of the shares or the dividend increase must exceed monetary inflation or standard of l…
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