1Yr·

Good evening everyone,

I was planning to create a world dividend portfolio with 6 ETFs that pay out quarterly.

For January: $ISPA (-4.14%) [email protected] and $EXX5 (-2.38%)

For February $FGEQ (-2.76%) and $XEMD (-4.34%)

For March $SPYD (-1.37%) and $EXSA (-4.19%)

So I would have covered the whole world, so to speak, and there would be no overlaps.

What do you think of my idea?

15 Comments

Stuttgarter81@Moneymoney

1Yr

So picking an ETf after the distribution date doesn't make sense to me either. But if there is no overlap and the costs fit why not 👍🏻

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Kai@Dividenden-Sammler

1Yr

For me, that would be 1. too many ETF's - also goes with 3 2. I personally would even limit it to 2 ETF's and especially not look after the distribution months primarily. These can also deviate over time.

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Das Portfoliopferd@Portfoliopferd

1Yr

$VWRL and all problems are solved

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Oli@Dividendenolli

1Yr

I would be the überscheidung bother absolute lump risk a world etf and nen high Dividend etf in addition ready then you can still work with satellites or individual stocks

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Saschko@WarrenamBuffet

1Yr

@Dividendenolli what major overlaps?

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TfSl@TfSl

1Yr

@Dividendenolli I have almost no overlaps I have paid attention and checked again with the XRay tool from Morningstar

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Saschko@WarrenamBuffet

1Yr

@TfSl Yes, I would also be surprised. Have also some of the mentioned in the depot and have also paid attention to it

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Das Portfoliopferd@Portfoliopferd

1Yr

Already decided?

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TfSl@TfSl

1Yr

@Portfoliopferd I have thought about it again and will do it with 3 ETFs. Fidelity Global Quality Income, HSBC Emerging Markets and Europe Stoxx 600

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Bullnbear@Bullnbear

1Yr

50% $VWRL 25% $GGRP 25% $FGEQ You are then missing the April / October, but still a compromise that you can make if you still want to build assets & also want to see price performance.

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TfSl@TfSl

1Yr

@Ehteheffinvestor87 Yes, that would also be a possibility. Have you not full the overlap in the ETFs? I have my account now with ING and have therefore changed my ETFs to 70% $HMWO 20% $IEEM 10% $IMEU. Come with it to 2, dividend yield

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Bullnbear@Bullnbear

1Yr

@TfSl the weightings are similar but still the ETFs differ. I myself use it so, the dividend increases are enormous, the distribution is currently at 2.02%. There are overlaps, but that is also okay because that is what you do with individual stocks. I strive like you also monthly with ETFs dividend payouts, however, I do not want to give up price gains great since I'm still young (36). 👆😜

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TfSl@TfSl

1Yr

@Ehteheffinvestor87 hahaha yes me too am only 18

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Bullnbear@Bullnbear

1Yr

@TfSl for you rich the $VWRL 😂😂

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TfSl@TfSl

1Yr

@Ehteheffinvestor87 I have with the 3ETFs a world portfolio that distributes haha

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