Early in my investing career, I was almost entirely focused on dividends.
Stable companies. Reliable payouts. Boring in the best possible way.
And honestly, that approach built the foundation of everything I have today.
But at some point, I realized I was leaving a lot on the table.
While I was collecting dividends, some of the best companies in the world were compounding at rates no dividend stock could ever touch.
Amazon.
Google.
Companies that reinvest every dollar back into growth instead of paying it out to shareholders.
The thing is, most investors either avoid growth stocks entirely because they seem too risky...
Or they jump in without any real framework and end up overpaying for hype.
Neither approach works.
What actually works is understanding how to evaluate a growth company properly:
- What metrics actually matter
- How to value a business that isn't profitable yet
- And when the price actually makes sense versus when you're just buying a story.
That's exactly what I'm covering in my next workshop this Thursday.
And if you missed Workshop 1 on dividend investing, the bundle gets you both.
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Mark Roussin, CPA
Roussin Financial
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