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<blockquote data-quote="nvhcc89" data-source="post: 29135767" data-attributes="member: 339131"><p>Annual 8-10 dena ayage dividend history eka kohomada + share price appreciation?</p><p>Lets say you buy 1000 shares each costs 100 lkr paying 8 annual yield. What are the chances of the share price depreciation of these high yield paying stocks? </p><p></p><p>Lets say it collaps to 50 and reduced the dividend or completely stopped paying? They can do that, how about investing in US ETFs?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="nvhcc89, post: 29135767, member: 339131"] Annual 8-10 dena ayage dividend history eka kohomada + share price appreciation? Lets say you buy 1000 shares each costs 100 lkr paying 8 annual yield. What are the chances of the share price depreciation of these high yield paying stocks? Lets say it collaps to 50 and reduced the dividend or completely stopped paying? They can do that, how about investing in US ETFs? [/QUOTE]
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