Thanks James! You're right that the matrix doesn't include reinvesting dividends which I think would be a more helpful matrix for most folks. I think I am going to create a new post based on your suggestion! Until then, here's a quick example (with the help of Perplexity). A 3% yield with 10% growth (with no dividends reinvested) would take 15 years. A 3% yield with 10% growth (with dividends reinvested) would take 13 years. Of course it's not perfect because it assumes a stock price that doesn't change, but I'll take those 2 years - Stay tuned for the new post!
Hey Jeremy. Nice writing here. Congrats. One thought: is it possible to consider dividend reinvestment in your matrix? Cheers
Thanks James! You're right that the matrix doesn't include reinvesting dividends which I think would be a more helpful matrix for most folks. I think I am going to create a new post based on your suggestion! Until then, here's a quick example (with the help of Perplexity). A 3% yield with 10% growth (with no dividends reinvested) would take 15 years. A 3% yield with 10% growth (with dividends reinvested) would take 13 years. Of course it's not perfect because it assumes a stock price that doesn't change, but I'll take those 2 years - Stay tuned for the new post!