Is an investment strategy considered a dividend reinvestment when exclusively using mutual funds?
Asked 5 years ago
I don't deal with mutual funds for a whole host of reasons. To clarify, my approach is to track and forecast the arrival of cash dividends in my account, so I can plan to set limit orders to buy more dividend-generating stock on discount, churning dividends, and saving mixed into more dividend generating shares of stock. Would this strategy be considered a dividend reinvestment?
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