2Mon·

De-risk my portfolio

$HAUTO (-0.34%) I have a 2100 shares position in HOEGH and think about selling it completely at 200 NOK because it has grown to 13% of my portfolio. I want to reinvest 10.000 euro in $WINC (-0.7%) and the rest in $LDGL (-0.18%) to have stable dividend growth. Is there a flaw in my thinking or should I keep this cyclical stock but a winner so far?

6 Comments

Harry@FunHarry

2Mon

Dividends and Growth: You Can Have One Without Sacrificing the Other

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ColdzeroNL@ColdzeroNL

2Mon

@FunHarry I know, I'll recieve 16000 euro in dividend this year and have a 14% growth rate per year on average.

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SpongeBob@SquarePants

2Mon

@ColdzeroNL a lot of money

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ColdzeroNL@ColdzeroNL

2Mon

@SquarePants It's not quite enough yet to let us stop working for the next few years, but we're well on our way.

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SpongeBob@SquarePants

2Mon

@ColdzeroNL For sure, you're doing great. Is there a reason you have so many individual stocks? I only hold VWRL and TDIv for dividends. I'd like to add a few more ETFs to fill in the gaps every other month.

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ColdzeroNL@ColdzeroNL

2Mon

@SquarePants Because the prices at the time were really good. So NN, ASR and ING have doubled in that timeframe. I sell from other positions over time, like now with HOEGH, to invest that profit in ETF's. I want to live off dividends within 10-15 years so individual stocks pay higher then most ETF's. I keep the ones that are stable in cashflow.

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