As an investor with presumably decades ahead of me, I recognize that both high-yield, low-growth investments, and low-yield, high-growth investments bring unique advantages and disadvantages to the table.
On one hand, high-yield, low-growth investments are great at producing current income which can then be reinvested into other dividend growth companies for future dividend income. On the other hand, high-yield, low-growth investments generally come with reduced total return prospects, and may not be able to increase their dividends in line with inflation.
Conversely, low-yield, high-growth investments come with increased total return prospects and the likelihood of