I've been thinking for a while now about selling all my individual stocks and just continuing to invest in my three ETFs ($IWDA (+0.34%) , $VHYL (+0.25%) , $TDIV (+0.18%) ) in order to be in a more stable position for the future. Most of my holdings are already included in at least one of the three ETFs anyway. Today I took the next step and $MRK (-0.36%) , $6501 (+2.06%) and $WUW (+0.34%) sold off to increase my position in $VHYL (+0.25%) . In the long term (> 5 years), this strategy should pay off.

What do you think of this strategy?

What are you guys buying these days? Are you buying anything at all? I think the market is already pricing in too many positive developments—for example, in the Middle East—so I haven't added anything to my portfolio for quite some time. I'm now considering, however, $VHYL (+0.25%) top up my portfolio a bit or add $IEEM (+0.47%) . 🤔

I’d be curious to know how you’re handling things right now.

Wishing everyone a lovely, sunny week ☀️

Received 3 dividends in July.

$VHYL (+0.25%) For 333 shares, a total of €269.57.

$LDGL (-0.19%) For 2,195 shares, a total of €67.87.

$WINC (+0.2%) For 3,025 shares, a total of €446.31.

This was a great month.

For the remainder of the calendar year, I’ll only reinvest dividends in a way that keeps me nicely balanced.

$VHYL (+0.25%)

$VHYL (+0.25%)

I made another purchase today$VHYL (+0.25%) to keep boosting it. The goal is to maintain a good balance with the other ETFs, especially the $TDIV (+0.18%) , so that both positions can grow naturally. The savings plan is in place, and I’ll be adding more next month as well.

Do you also have this ETF in your portfolio? If not, which dividend ETF do you rely on instead?

~ Rendite Rudin

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