iShares Dow Jones AsPac Sel Div 50 ETF

Hello Getquin Community,

I have listened to your opinions on my portfolio and have reconsidered my savings plans.

My savings plans are currently at 325€

13x 25€

5 of these are different ETFs

$IWRD (+0.87%)

$IWDP (+1.15%)

$VHYL (+1.08%)

$EXXW (+0.45%)

$SPYM (+0.53%)

I am now considering restructuring and building up more focus and a larger core of ETFs.

I am considering increasing the first 3 ETFs to €50 and leaving the others at €25 and then adding 4 individual stocks for €25 each.

But I am still looking for an ETF with countries from Europe.

What do you think of this plan?

Closed the position after two years with just under +8% (including dividends).

The dividends are nice, but are of little use to me if the share price only moves sideways at best. I'll keep the money for now and wait for January. If necessary, I can still invest it via a savings plan from February.

After some thought and consideration, I have decided to reduce the emerging markets focus to one country.

I am taking the money for this from the $SEDY (+0.02%) and the $EXXW. (+0.45%)

Of course, I have deliberately invested heavily in the Indian market. There is no dividend either (@Fabzy like that). But since I look at my ETF portfolio separately anyway, that's not so tragic.

I think that India still has a lot of potential and I definitely like being invested in India better than in China. Brazil would also be interesting, but I'm not quite sure about that politically.

Vietnam would also be something. But for now I'll stick with India.

Below you can see me looking at a few companies in a café during my last vacation in India. As you can see, India as such has won me over.

P.S. Yes, it has become the Franklin, despite a lower volume than the MSCI India. But I like the concept as such better and the TER is much lower (only 0.19%).

It was quite nice with him. A high dividend yield is cool. But the performance was rather negative. So the 7% yield is of no use to me if the ETF otherwise only performs negatively over the year.

So I got rid of it and reallocated a bit.

But more on that later.

@DonkeyInvestor will be pleased. Away with the critters

Below you can see me explaining to an Italian friend why a high dividend yield without growth or even with negative growth doesn't make much sense.

In this one, I absolutely sold out. Largest position some mining explorer that is about to go bankrupt. 43% of the loss could be compensated by current dividend payments. Would rather progressively then go into this one than wait for a miracle here. What do you think?

HANetf HAN-GINS Tech Megatrend Equal Weight UCITS ETF

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💸 Sell

🚀 Hold