Combining Roulette With Dividend Growth Stocks?

[edgefounder]

Can we beat the house edge by combining roulette with investing in dividend growth stocks with an undervaluation of at least 15-20% and a dividend of at least 2,7% but say we double that to 5,4%?

What are your thoughts on this subject?

[kav]

No one can "beat the house edge" because it is part of the rules of the game (payout less than the odds). One can beat roulette though. Think of house edge as the transaction fee. It is a disadvantage you cannot avoid, but it can't stop you from winning.

Are you seeing an analogy here with dividend stocks or are you asking if there is one?

[edgefounder]

I'm just thinking that if we could invest our roulette profits into dividend growth stocks we could insure ourselfs from future (roulette) disasters. It was just a though which I was playing with.

What do you think Kav?

[kav]

I have hard time finding dividend growth stocks really. Let alone winning at roulette. :-)

[edgefounder]

I always check this list for dividend growth stocks:

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