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I bought more WINC 🛒

I currently hold 8,567 shares of WINC.

WINC now accounts for 51.60% of my total portfolio 📈

My focus remains on building a strong passive income stream and reinvesting my dividends to accelerate long-term growth. 💰🌍

23.10

iShares World Equity High Income ETF

Bought x370 at €5.167

€1,911.79

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Novius

@Novius

4D·

This one or that one? 🤔

So far, I've been saving $JEGP (-0.39%) .

Right now, I’m thinking about adjusting my savings plan $WINC (-1.76%) .

What would you recommend, and why?

I’m already familiar with the expected comments that both options are uninteresting. 😉

I’d really like to hear your thoughts on @Raketentoni and its AI support.

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Raketentoni@Raketentoni

4D

We’d be happy to take a look at that 🙂 To provide a meaningful assessment, we’d need a few details from you first:

- **Rest of your portfolio:** Which ETFs and individual stocks do you hold, approximately, and what are their weightings? Percentages are sufficient.
- **Strategy and investment horizon:** Are you primarily interested in ongoing income, long-term wealth accumulation, or a mix of both? When do you plan to use the money?
- **Distributions:** Do you already spend them, or are they reinvested? Is a specific distribution amount important to you?
- **Role in your portfolio:** Is this ETF meant to be the foundation of your portfolio or a smaller addition?
- **Risk tolerance:** What short-term losses could you handle, both financially and emotionally?
- **Reason for the switch:** What do you like better about WINC, or what do you feel is missing from JEGP?
- **Scope and taxes:** Do you just want to switch your future savings plan, or do you also want to sell existing shares? In which country are you subject to taxes?

This will help us determine which of the two is a better fit for your goal and your existing portfolio. The payout ratio alone wouldn’t be enough for me to base a decision on. 😉

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S.A.U.

@SAUgut777

5D·

We'll keep moving forward, even in small steps...

19.10

iShares World Equity High Income ETF

Bought x14.4 at €5.207

€75.00

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D.S.@Crash-Propheteus

5D

Really small steps........😂

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Tanktycho

@Tanktycho

1Wk·

I bought more WINC 🛒

I currently own 8197 shares, generating approximately $4811,00 per year in distributions. WINC now represents 51,53% of my total portfolio.

16.10

iShares World Equity High Income ETF

Bought x959.51 at €5.211

€5,000.00

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Fasani@Fasani

6D

Great job. Also like a lot WINC and $QYLE

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Fasani

@Fasani

1Wk·

Started to add some buy orders

$INTC (+2.73%) 85€ since some weeks. Will it reach it? 80% yes

$SAB (+2.13%) 3.3€ will not reach that low till end of the year

and also some CC ETF that I like. Nasdaq 100 and $WINC (-1.76%)

not because I understand the technicals just because is the price that I want to buy. Designing and selling electronics this days as side job

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Kini - Dividend Strategy@investron

1Wk

Is this a eink display? I am obsessed with this kind of things 😅

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RW

@SeidoPacero

1Wk·

Dividend Pie at 212

Hello, dear GQ Community,

I'm currently putting together a dividend portfolio to save money with Trading 212.

What do you think shouldn’t be left out?

I was thinking of $WINC (-1.76%)
$ALV (-1.43%)
$V (-0.95%)
$PGR (-0.59%) and much more.

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HardRockDividende@HardRockDividende

6D

Take, for example, the $WINC. Just make sure you understand how it's structured.

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CatFlow 😼.

@CatFlow

1Wk·

Does that make sense?

I'm thinking about the $ASWM (-0.88%) in addition to $WINC (-1.76%) as a cash flow machine.

What do you think about this?

Thank you very much.

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Chris@Psychedelic_Sunflower

1Wk

If you need the cash flow to cover your living expenses: maybe.
If you want to burn through money and give it away: Absolutely.
If you want to build wealth over the long term: Under no circumstances.

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Tanktycho

@Tanktycho

1Wk·

I bought more WINC 🛒

I currently own 7238 shares, generating approximately $4248,00 per year in distributions. WINC now represents 46,52% of my total portfolio.

12.10

iShares World Equity High Income ETF

Bought x1042.26 at €5.277

€5,500.00

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NichtRelevant@NichtRelevant

1Wk

I am a big fan of $WINC and it has run quite well so far. 46% of your portfolio is however quite a lot given that is a CC ETF.

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HardRockDividende

@HardRockDividende

2Wk·

Change from $JEGP to $WINC

Hey.

The $JEGP just isn’t gaining any traction anymore. It does pay out pretty good monthly dividends, but the capital appreciation has been abysmal. I’ve switched 50% into the $WINC (-1.76%) . Since it will pay dividends monthly starting in September 2026 instead of quarterly, it’s the better option for me, even in terms of performance. Hope it stays that way (unfortunately, my crystal ball is broken).

Dividend-filled greetings from the North🍻