1Wk·

Building the ETF Portfolio

Violate times, accquire a strong base.

Build the portfolio with a long term vision, slowly value growth, Steady Dividend income.

Happy with my (long term ) Core so far.

$FTWG (+0.22%) 35%

$TDIV (+0.34%) 25%

$LDGL (+0.31%) 15%

$WINC (+0.38%) 15%

10 % of my portfolio is called my "own" ETF Project

All diversed with 20% each, will add some more sectors in the next few months when the price will dip again. (Energy,Retail,Health)

$AGN (+1.68%) 20%

$DTE (+0.57%) 20%

$MAIN (-3.12%) 20%

$HTGC (-1.3%) 20%

$LGEN (-1.35%) 20%

Any good suggestions to add to my "own" ETF project are welcome!

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I. G.@MrDividend_108

1Wk

I personally excluded the TDIV for a double taxation, but the WINC and LDGL are two excellent ETFs. If you're also interested in an ETF with a focus on Europe, an ETF I own and really like is the FLXD - Franklin European Quality Dividend UCITS ETF (Dist)

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Cekay

@CMustermann

1Wk·

No idea why...

... but even smaller reinvestments like this are more fun for me than the normal savings rate. Even though I know that this is actually nonsensical. This shows once again what a strong factor the psyche is when it comes to finances.

30.04

iShares World Equity High Income ETF

Bought x46.12 at €4.846

€223.51

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Epi@Epi

1Wk

Typical case of mental accounting bias. 🫪

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Solitair

@Solitair

1Wk·

Last payday in April

On time as usual, trade Republic transferred the distribution from the $WINC (+0.38%) transferred to me today. Unfortunately, I didn't manage to complete the 3000 shares in March. But the next dip is sure to come.

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NichtRelevant@NichtRelevant

1Wk

But Trade Republic has been fast. My custodian banks/brokers always take their time.

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NichtRelevant

@NichtRelevant

2Wk·

ETF sold

I know - everyone is always hitting the $JEGP (-0.61%) the I've now sold it.

For me, however, it's not so much because I don't like it, but because I already have another CC distribution $WINC (+0.38%) I already have another CC distribution ETF in my portfolio, which is significantly larger in terms of volume. So I'm now removing the duplication and keeping my portfolio in order.

27.04

JPM Global Equity Premium ETF

Sold x635 at €22.23

€14,116.05

3.25%

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❤️DIST-LOVE@DISTLOVE

1Wk

Unfortunately, performance has been very modest in recent months. But this is due to the index. I am holding for the long term.

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AI sagt

@GoDividend

1Mon·

But now

$WINC (+0.38%)

https://www.blackrock.com/de/privatanleger/produkt/335083/ishares-world-equity-high-income-ucits-etf#/

Sorry for the wrong message.

I'm probably still in vacation mode 🤣🤣

And yes boring indexschmuser.

But who doesn't love a dividend cuddle every now and then 😍

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ETFBAAS@etfbaas

1Mon

$WINC for the winnnn!

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Justin

@TheDivWatcher

1Mon·

March update

A very volatile month, but just kept rowing into the sea of dividend.

Bought:

$INGA (-0.25%)

$AGN (+1.68%)
$ASRNL (+1.36%)
$CVC (-0.23%)

$WINC (+0.38%)

Sold:

$BP. (+1.67%)
$FUR (-0.34%)

$INRG (+2.12%)

Dividends received this month: €16,05

Dividends per month average: €46,43

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fund_navigator_elshq@fund_navigator_elshq

1Mon

Love the metaphor 🚣🏻

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AI sagt

@GoDividend

1Mon·

Just stay on the ball

I'm sticking to my plan as I planned it @TomTurboInvest 😅 First buy up the position in the "Bausparer Depot" to such an extent that it runs by itself.

What you wrote about shorting is beyond my knowledge. I'll have to keep my hands off it

01.04

iShares World Equity High Income ETF

Bought x207.81 at €4.874

€1,012.93

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edumar@emppsb

1Mon

What’s the reason behind this etf?

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Justin

@TheDivWatcher

2Mon·

February update

Almost forgot about the february update.

Starter looking more into dividend growth stocks and changed a bit of my persepective on my portfolio. Decided for the long-run this is (I think) more efficient for me. So I bought a lot of dividend growth stocks and ETF's and sold some of the high-dividend ETF's/Stocks:

Bought:

$SEL (+0.68%)
$EUHD (+0.28%)
$FUR (-0.34%)
$WINC (+0.38%)
$AGN (+1.68%)
$INRG (+2.12%)

Sold:

$SDIP (-0.64%)
$PNL (+2.48%)
$RWS (-2.84%)
$PETR3 (+0.96%)

Dividends received this month: €35,09

Dividends per montly average: €45,43

See you next month!

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Keineui

@Keineui

2Mon·

Viscofan vs WINC

$VIS (-2.42%) I bought them once for the moat and the dividend. But unfortunately I have to realize that they only move sideways, if at all. As soon as the entry price is reached, they fly out again and then I shift into $WINC (+0.38%) or $TDIV (+0.34%)

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Lanre@Lanre

2Mon

In my humble opinion, you should buy Viscofan at the bottom of the cycle and, if you want, sell it at the top. Or don't sell it and keep it forever if the fundamentals don't deteriorate. It's a well known company for me, very close to where I live and its a "boring" company that doesn't usually make big leaps forward, but it delivers a safe and consistent dividend. That's all. By the way, I'm up 15% right now in $VIS

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AI sagt

@GoDividend

2Mon·

The loan is now fully on the market

expected pessimistic dividend in 2026 currently between € 800 and € 1100

and in 2027 between € 1100 and € 1400 with annual borrowing costs of approx. € 360

From now on, the dividends and payments will be fully $WINC (+0.38%) until the total net installment pays for itself (repayment and interest €165/month).

Annual target: €1,980 net

Current: 730 € net

Shortfall:

1,250 € net per year

-> Winc has to grow by around €25,000 to achieve this.

Then I'll start working on it next month :-)

My goal is for the portfolio to stand on its own two feet by the end of 2027 and continue to run on its own.

https://getqu.in/OVHKWa/

04.03

iShares World Equity High Income ETF

Bought x285 at €4.881

€1,390.94