is today? You're planning on selling 5, 10 years from now. But in the meantime, you are collecting that income, which helps offset some of the pain a little bit. And if you're reinvesting those dividends, if you don't need to collect the income today, then you get to do that at lower prices, which you get to buy more shares, which generates even more dividends, and it really accelerates the compounding machine. So I love a bear market for the long-term investor who's investing and reinvesting in dividend stocks, just for that exact reason. It really accelerates your wealth down the road. Frank Curzio Yeah, I just pulled some research here. So I have a piece of paper, a handy piece of paper that I wrote this down. So it's the names that have a 4% yield or higher. Okay, this is from today. So Intel, Gilead, or just 4%, right? So Best Buy, Whirlpool, VF Corp. And then you have 5% yielders, right? And you think, well, what's going on underneath the hood? Maybe that... Do you think IBM, (8/35)
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