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Everyone’s time window is different. Someone might be in the cusp of retirement and looking to cash in. Someone might not have any children so passing on an i
by decafninja 3y ago
Everyone’s time window is different.
Someone might be in the cusp of retirement and looking to cash in.
Someone might not have any children so passing on an inheritance could be moot.
At least in this specific company’s case though, if I were a Boeing shareholder, I’d want them to make good planes because I plain and simple fly a lot, and don’t want to end up a casualty.
- throw0101b 3y ago> Someone might be in the cusp of retirement and looking to cash in. If you're on the cusp of retirement (e.g. 65) you probably have another couple of decades to live, so you want companies to keep running things 'properly' for the long(ish)-term. It's not like you retire and you convert your portfolio into a pile of cash: you still need some kind of returns if you want to not run out of money: * https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_Bengen#The_Four_Percent_Drawdown_rule https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_Bengen#The_Four_Percen...
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