Originally Posted by
percy
Depends what your average per share cost price was, and what your investing objectives are.?
For many of us, we have tripled or quadrupled our capital over the past 5 to 7 years, and are now receiving 5% plus fully imputed dividends on the current increased capital.
Game set and match for someone like me, who has now retired,and the bonus is I will most probably keep on receiving increasing dividends.To me that is what I set out to achieve many years ago.Slowly investing spare capital in a growing company/companies,has meant I have retired "well positioned.".
As always I expect a good company such as HBL to surprise on the upside.
From age 15 to age 65 the objective is to increase your capital/earnings to provide for lifestyle and your retirement.
When you have achieved that,and have a steady dividend income that is more than you spend ,you can enjoy your retirement.I am.!