Fisher Investments’ founder, Executive Chairman and Co-Chief Investment Officer, Ken Fisher, reviews a chapter in his best-selling book, Debunkery, which challenges the longstanding belief that investors should place an emphasis on dividend- and interest-generating assets in their portfolios, particularly to supplement cash flow needs. Ken explains how this strategy can limit a portfolio’s long-term growth potential.

Ken details how “homemade dividends”—the selective selling of stocks—may be a better option for generating cash flow while continuing to optimize long-term growth.

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