In my opinion one is enough, you can mantain the NASDAQ etf that pay more
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Hi, thank for your answer! Appreciate
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@income_22 of nothing, I noticed only now that you are Italian, it is good to see that there are peers of mine who are thinking of investing following the dividend strategy for the long term, the motivation for my answer lies in the fact that the NASDAQ already exposes you to the U.S. albeit not directly being an ETF that trades options on the index and does not buy the underlying stocks, if you want more exposure to america try evaluating some value ETF, you would have good dividends from solid companies, or a tech one, the distribution would be low initially but with strong growth, both in value and distribution itself.
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Yes I am mainly focused for steady cash flow from dividends.
I was considering whether or not to get exposure on the sp500 mainly to take advantage of the wave of the US economy, I don't know whether or not you have visualized my portfolio to date, do you have any suggestions?
I am also considering whether to enter $KO $MO under the cyclical asset category and $MAIN as a single stock.
I was considering whether or not to get exposure on the sp500 mainly to take advantage of the wave of the US economy, I don't know whether or not you have visualized my portfolio to date, do you have any suggestions?
I am also considering whether to enter $KO $MO under the cyclical asset category and $MAIN as a single stock.
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@income_22 yes, I have seen the portfolio and I understand your desire to expose yourself to the American market since it is low at the moment, the stocks you mentioned are valid but I can't tell you anything since I haven't visualized numbers and balance sheets, about ETFs you can see the one I use in my small portfolio $UBU5, it is a Value with current yield of 2% and with an average dividend growth of 7.2% (over 10 years), also being present on the Italian stock exchange you pay less commissions on it, if on the other hand you have looked at the balance sheets of the companies, you like them and you can invest such a share that you lower the incidence of commissions, in that case go ahead.
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I visualized your etf, but are the coupons paid out annually or every two years as getquin reports?
It is very interesting for my current portfolio as I do not own etf that have holdings in as many sectors as the one you mentioned.
It is very interesting for my current portfolio as I do not own etf that have holdings in as many sectors as the one you mentioned.
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@income_22 I don't know why getquin marks "every two years" as the frequency of distribution, if you go to the dividend history you will see that it distributes twice a year, being a Value ETF it has nice solid companies inside, online you will be able to see the composition.
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Thanks for the suggestion!
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