Absolutely love that busy, visually overwhelming brand chart! Usually something like that would make my brain skip a beat but that one is oddly soothing to look at. Maybe it's because I recognize the brands!
I am carefully watching some of those companies and their yields. Recent declines in their stock prices are starting to make them attracting for income! 4% is my threshold.
The four types of wealth graphic remind me of the five capitals of well being defined by Jay Hughes.
I usually wouldn't use such a busy graphic, but I think you're correct. So many of the logos are instantly recognizable, I think it really shows the power that these companies have.
Interesting parallels between the 4 types of wealth and Mr. Hughes' framework. I hadn't seen that one before, thanks for the link!
Absolutely love that busy, visually overwhelming brand chart! Usually something like that would make my brain skip a beat but that one is oddly soothing to look at. Maybe it's because I recognize the brands!
I am carefully watching some of those companies and their yields. Recent declines in their stock prices are starting to make them attracting for income! 4% is my threshold.
The four types of wealth graphic remind me of the five capitals of well being defined by Jay Hughes.
1) Human Capital
2) Intellectual Capital
3) Social Capital
4) Spiritual Capital
5) Financial Capital
https://jehjf.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/06/Five-Capitals-One-Page-JEHJF.pdf
These five capitals are defined in the context of a family so they read a little differently.
I usually wouldn't use such a busy graphic, but I think you're correct. So many of the logos are instantly recognizable, I think it really shows the power that these companies have.
Interesting parallels between the 4 types of wealth and Mr. Hughes' framework. I hadn't seen that one before, thanks for the link!