Tkydon wrote: ↑Tue Jan 23, 2024 4:09 am
These figures do not include dividends paid out or reinvested
Guys, but I believe THIS is the real question. I still could not figure it how to understand.
If you are reinvesting a 10% dividend, it means that basically you are byuing more stocks, isnt it??
Then lets say you get 10% annually for 10 years. and also the stock price rises from 100 to 120. You are millionarie.
Now, if you get no divident (or not reinvesting)... and the stock rises from 100 to 200 over the course of 10 years. You will make less money.
So while stock pricesitself affect the final result (of course). What mostly matters in long-term investiment is the compound interest of it. Am I wrong?
However I feel very difficult to find this information when I am comparing funds for example, Topix and Nikkei 225. In other words, how much I would ACTUALLY have if I had invested 100 in TOPIX and 100 in Nikkei 10 years ago?? And how to find this information regarding all the possible investiments??