>>61295580
Nothing wrong with that. I have comfy oil stonks I bought at no-brainer prices in 2020. They give me 10% divies at the price I bought them. They're literally acting as 10% bonds.
It's been 5 years now, so the divies alone brought me 50% of the paid price for said-stonks.
Not to mention how the price of the stonks are up.
buying good divies companies is not a bad thing to do when the market shits itself. Because it will act as a very high yield bond when it recovers. After that you literally don't care about the stocks price.
Heck, since it returned 50% in divies alone, it would have to go back not only to the low-point of 2020, but being half of the price from that point, for me to start being negative. I don't think I'll ever see that in my lifetime.