If you want dividends, holding Thai stocks is much better—dividend yields are significantly higher, at 5-8%, and they’re not hard to find. Plus, if you time it right, you can also score substantial capital gains. For U.S. stocks, we should focus more on capital gains. Their prices have no ceiling or floor, while dividends are just a bonus—if they happen to pay while you’re holding.
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