The Advantage Of Dividends In Dollar

Receiving dividends in hard currency has an advantage that is little commented: Brazilians who have assets that generate income in hard currency receive more real as dividends in moments of high dollar. And since the rise in the dollar almost always comes along with moments of stress on the national scene, it usually receives more dividends in moments of internal crises when it is invested abroad. The investment in dollars acts in a countercyclical way: it generates more income when everything falls in Brazil. So, if you get $ 100 of Mc Donald's stock dividends, if the dollar goes from $ 3.00 to $ 4.00, your local currency dividends go from $ 300 to $ 400. Crises sometimes impact the profitability of companies in Brazil. And individuals have rain or shine expenses. If you have US assets that generate strong currency income, your total dividend income suffers less oscillation in times of economic instability in Brazil. And these moments of instability will always exist, although in the long run the economy tends to grow. The social security portfolio of dreams would be comprised of assets that generate income from various sources, among them: stocks, small caps, real estate funds and foreign stocks. Each of these sources of income has its unique characteristics. Acting in a combined way the investor will have a smoothed and increasing income over the years. And if you're interested in dividends, I have some good news. Yesterday I had access to the first versions of the Guide Suno Dividends in the printed version. Over the next few weeks the first units will be delivered to the main bookstores in Brazil. We should hold a launch event as well. I will invite everyone when I have the details of the event. Our intention is to launch in Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo.