It depends
upon Investment B and how it grows.
Not exact matches
If you (a) forego 10 hamburgers to purchase an
investment; (
b) receive dividends which, after tax, buy two hamburgers; and (c) receive,
upon sale of your holdings, after - tax proceeds that will buy eight hamburgers, then (d) you have had no real income from your
investment, no matter how much it appreciated in dollars.
Class
B Shares: No - load up front, a higher ongoing asset based fee; but with a back - end load, if the
investment dollars are removed within an agreed
upon period of time.
Thus, an A rated stock, according to S&P, is a higher quality
investment than a
B + rated stock, and the ratings are based
upon financial measures (such as profitability ratios and financial leverage).
The best choice for Stock A will vary depending
upon the details of the higher initial yield
investment, type
B or C. Have fun.
«If you (a) forego 10 hamburgers to purchase an
investment; (
b) receive dividends which, after tax, buy two hamburgers; and (c) receive,
upon sale of your holdings, after - tax proceeds that will buy eight hamburgers, then (d) you have had no real income from your
investment, no matter how much it appreciated in dollars.