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@Asgard19 I understand your point, of course, and have a similar view.
However, if you do the math honestly, it all comes down to the same thing. Whether I receive a dividend or whether it is included in the share price and I sell the same value of shares makes no difference again.
I find Gerd Kommer's explanation of this very instructive:
https://gerd-kommer.de/dividendenstrategien-fakten-und-fantasien/
However, if you do the math honestly, it all comes down to the same thing. Whether I receive a dividend or whether it is included in the share price and I sell the same value of shares makes no difference again.
I find Gerd Kommer's explanation of this very instructive:
https://gerd-kommer.de/dividendenstrategien-fakten-und-fantasien/
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@FwieRendite Comparing ETF dividends with individual share dividends is like comparing apples with pears. There is a huge difference in percentage returns between the two financial investments. And who is Gerd Kommer and why is he not yet a billionaire? Question after question.
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•@TheDividendCollector why???
Since ETFs reflect nothing other than the performance of the shares they contain, it makes no difference whether I buy an ETF with e.g. 100 shares or hold the same 100 shares individually in my securities account.
Since ETFs reflect nothing other than the performance of the shares they contain, it makes no difference whether I buy an ETF with e.g. 100 shares or hold the same 100 shares individually in my securities account.
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•@TheDividendCollector Now please explain to me why you are 👍 funds but 👎 ETFs?
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@FwieRendite well, you have to take the TER into account
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@KevinC What are you referring to? To the ETFs vs funds or to the 100 individual stocks vs 1 ETF?
But it doesn't really matter, as in both cases the TER will be lower for ETFs. With the exception of one-off investments in shares, of course.
But it doesn't really matter, as in both cases the TER will be lower for ETFs. With the exception of one-off investments in shares, of course.
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@FwieRendite I only use one-off investments. I don't think savings plans for shares make sense for me. Apart from that, my broker is rather old-fashioned and only offers a few savings plans at all.
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