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Where's the damn money...

Wait, let me check again. Here it is. Here it is... 😅

28.01

iShares World Equity High Income ETF

Received x11400 Dividends at $0.13

$1,480.86

14 Comments

Beleggen M.@BeleggenmetDave

Hiiiiiiiiiiiiiihhaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa $WINC for the win !

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Solitair@Solitair

I'm still waiting for my payout from trade Republic. But I only have 2.6k shares.

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Harald@Madhatter5566

So now you have an average return of 4% with the ETF, if I look at the curve.

Ouch

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Epi@Epi

@Madhatter5566 Who cares about returns when the dividends are flowing? 😁

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NichtRelevant@NichtRelevant

@Madhatter5566 My buy-in is at 4.78 euros. At the current level this morning of EUR 4.76 and the 10ct just distributed, everything is okay for me for now 😉
Chart 'Max' is not negative either, but slightly positive. If I were younger, I would bet on price performance, but I'm practically in the payout phase where I'm no longer working, so regular distributions are important to me.

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NichtRelevant@NichtRelevant

@Epi I love it. Some are on coke, some are on dividends. 👈😅

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Harald@Madhatter5566

@NichtRelevant Are you still saving for it?

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NichtRelevant@NichtRelevant

No, that was a one-off investment or several tranches that I bought. I may still increase it, but I always try to do this in parallel with $TDIV. I have $TDIV and $WINC in my portfolio as a 'duo', so to speak. One has more price growth, the other more distribution.

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Harald@Madhatter5566

@NichtRelevant So you're still saving up, aka you don't need dividends yet. Then the selection actually hurts, as it leaves growth potential unrealized.

It's always one of those things. I would rather start reducing my savings rate. Being dependent on dividends but continuing to pay in is irrational

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NichtRelevant@NichtRelevant

@Madhatter5566 Well, I'm in a kind of special situation because I don't have traditional pension insurance and I don't have a traditional retirement age. I've never paid into the pension fund and 95% of my assets consist of rented property. I'm 51 and haven't worked regularly for 2 years, but I still do individual projects in the real estate sector.

The 'savings' are not really savings, but rather reallocations with the aim of reducing the proportion of real estate somewhat or at least not increasing it.

So if I sell something from the real estate portfolio that previously generated rental income, I want something that has distributions after the reallocation.

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Finanzaristokrat@Finanzaristokrat

@Epi Imagine EVERYONE was in 3xGTAA. Where would that leave the "poor" 😎

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Harald@Madhatter5566

@NichtRelevant The question is still why. More than tax events and automatism, which you can set up with any partial sale automatism in your securities account in 5 minutes, I don't quite understand it. You actually want it to fit, even if I sell every month as needed, I'm better off than waiting for a quarterly dividend to pencil out and then still having to pay taxes most of the time (or withdraw too much, aka have losses). This is especially true as dividend stocks usually don't do so well, as they don't pay out dividends from the company, but rather a second "event", which is self-made.

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NichtRelevant@NichtRelevant

@Madhatter5566 Of course, you could also solve this with partial sales. But I feel more comfortable with the distributions. Even if I have to draw up my monthly budget statement for banks as part of loans or prolongations, I can list the distributions there as recurring payments or income, whereas partial sales are generally not recognized by the bank.

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Paolo@Cryptopaolo

Wow

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