http://finance.google.com/group/google.finance.710375 Google Finance Discussion for WisdomTree LargeCap Dividend Fund (ETF) (NYSE:DLN) 2008-05-16T23:15:58Z Google Groups drez...@gmail.com 2008-05-16T23:15:58Z http://finance.google.com/group/google.finance.710375/browse_thread/thread/3eec417cb90735ce/5b71b581e254caf4?show_docid=5b71b581e254caf4

dividends are irrelevant for the following reason. <br> <p>a) a noble prize was awarded to merton miller, who came up with this <br> maxim <br> <p>b) if a company will issue dividends, it could just as well keep that <br> money and invest on its growth and/or expansion, which long term <br> compensates for the issuance of dividends. reinvesting the dividends

oui...@gmail.com 2008-04-23T23:12:41Z http://finance.google.com/group/google.finance.710375/browse_thread/thread/3eec417cb90735ce/b8453d8a7830ee8b?show_docid=b8453d8a7830ee8b

Dividends are NOT irrelevant. Over time, dividends that are re- <br> invested will return more than any stock strategy. Dividends RULE!!! <br> <p>However, DIA is a better fund because it is more diversified, and <br> hence less likely to suffer from sectors downturns, such as the <br> financials and housing at the moment. Plus DIA yields a nice 2.1%,

drez...@gmail.com 2008-02-26T19:24:57Z http://finance.google.com/group/google.finance.710375/browse_thread/thread/3eec417cb90735ce/dd44fb53f07698ec?show_docid=dd44fb53f07698ec

compare this ETF with the dow jones (DIA) which yields less. you will <br> notice that DIA overshoots, why? because it yields less. dividends are <br> long term irrelevant.

tony_fe...@yahoo.com 2007-04-24T15:30:08Z http://finance.google.com/group/google.finance.710375/browse_thread/thread/65914fae4c084304/a7f72c24e781cd60?show_docid=a7f72c24e781cd60

I'd be happy to start a discussion here....Is there anyone out there <br> that would listen?