Robert (@Ontherun) on getquin

1Yr·

Hello dear community,

I am thinking about $EXSG (-0.3%) as a European ETF share in my portfolio. I know it is not very broadly diversified, but I would like to participate in the European dividend momentum.

Otherwise I could consider the$ISPA (+0.06%) but I would rather have the iShares Dow Jones Asia Pacific Select Dividend 50 combined with the 30 share.

Worldwide I have the $VHYL (+0.11%) and two thematic ETFs with $RBOT (+0.44%) and $SPAG (-0.18%) .

So Basis World Div and Euro Div + Asia Pacific Div

Combined with theme Auto&Robot and Agribusiness.

Would you have an opinion on this?

Many greetings.

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suscimer@suscimer

1Yr

So since the comment is supposed to be constructive: Good that you are investing, and diversifying. BUT ETFs with high dividend yield are demonstrably not good performers. Instead of the $VHYL, get a dividend ETF with a low payout, which performs well and increases the dividends: It will bring you more in old age. I would advise you to do the same with the Europe ETF. Theme ETFs are quite controversial here if you can't do without them: GO FOR IT https://getqu.in/l8fHgE/ylg6MI/

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six@six

1Yr

Pretty sure you will perform worse with it than if you put everything in the $VWCE or $VWRL

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Alexander L.@Qheherain

1Yr

Moin. I would compare on justetf.com. For the focus Europe I personally think the iShares Core MSCI Europe UCITS ETF EUR (Dist) $IMEU is better because it contains good companies (ASML, Nestle, LVMH,). More growth (currently 16%), about 2% dividend. With 30 euros, it is also still affordable.

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