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QUANTIJS
@QUANTIJS
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Dividend Portfolio Update – April 2025 | $100 in Dividends & $18K Invested!

I just posted my April 2025 dividend portfolio update on YouTube and wanted to share some key takeaways with you all, plus open up the discussion for feedback or strategy ideas.


This is now my third month of dividend investing, and things are starting to pick up. Here’s a quick overview:


🔹 Portfolio Highlights:


🎯 Goals:

  • Reach $100/month in dividend income
  • DRIP at least 1 Realty Income share per month
  • Start a weekly DCA series on the channel


📺 Watch the Full Update: https://youtu.be/auZq7hPI9HM


Would love your feedback—especially from others who are in their early months of building a dividend growth portfolio. How are you handling current market volatility? Any REITs or dividend stocks you're watching closely?


Let’s keep compounding! 💸📈

www.youtube.comHow Much My Dividend Portfolio Paid Me in April | $18k Account, $100 in Dividends!
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H-F-H-J D.
@H-F-H-J
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New weekly update with 2 purchases

www.youtube.comShell & JGPI etf gekocht / Wekelijkse Update / Ontvangen dividend / Koersdoelen
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S.A.T.@SATNL
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Hi your portfolio is very similar to life of dividend of Paul.
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H-F-H-J D.
@H-F-H-J
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Today i invested in Shell

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Sven
@PumpNProfit
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BP and the interest of the large mussel

The BP share ($BP. (+4.19%) / ISIN: GB0007980591) is currently the focus of many investors. After falling by over 25% in the last twelve months, the share price is currently trading at around €4.27 . The 52-week low was € 3.91 on April 11, 2025.


In the first quarter of 2025, BP fell well short of profit expectations: adjusted profit amounted to $ 1.38 billion, while analysts had expected $ 1.65 billion . In addition, the share buyback program was reduced from $1.75 billion to $750 million, which caused displeasure among investors. Net debt rose to USD 27 billion, which limits the company's financial flexibility.


One possible ray of hope is the interest of $SHEL (+1.31%) in a takeover of BP. Shell is closely monitoring the BP share price and the oil price trend before taking any concrete steps. Such a merger could help BP to overcome structural problems and exploit synergies.


Despite the current challenges, BP offers an attractive dividend yield of around 6.7% . However, analysts are divided: of 30 experts surveyed, 12 recommend buying the shares, 17 recommend holding and one recommends selling .


Conclusion: BP shares are in a difficult phase with financial and strategic challenges. However, the possible takeover interest from Shell could provide new impetus. Investors should monitor developments closely and weigh up their decisions carefully.

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Kate💎 🙌.@Iwanowitsch
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Aral 😆
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GMK_VII
@GMK_VII
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Dates of all quarterly figures 2025

To give me a better overview, I have looked up the publication dates of all the quarterly figures of the companies in which I am invested.

Of course I don't want to withhold this from you:



May 2025


July 2025


August 2025


October 2025


November 2025


January 2026


February 2026


March 2026


April 2026


Ps: Does anyone have the dates of the quarterly figures for $SHEL (+1.31%) ? Unfortunately I can't find them online.

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wasi@wasi
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Someone is really motivated. Only 3 months in, strategy already changed, 500 shares in the portfolio.... I hope you don't lose track despite the Q figures. Keeping your feet still is usually the best advice.
Tip: Quatr app - you can see all the dates, including audios and reports
Regarding $SHEL Q2: July 31 / Q3: October 30
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GMK_VII
@GMK_VII
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My dividend strategy

Dear Community,


Last week I switched from an exclusively accumulating investment strategy to an investment strategy based exclusively on dividends.

I would like to share this with you and am very happy to receive your feedback - however critical it may be. The main thing is that it is constructive and understandable. :)


My portfolio consists of 25 positions.

Almost 54% of the portfolio is made up of ETFs. The remaining 46% is therefore divided between 22 shares.


ETFs

  • VanEck Developed Markets Div Lead ETF $TDIV (+0.48%) (24.5%) - Very good dividend (4%); Strong dividend growth (3Y) (⌀ 11%)
  • HSBC MSCI World ETF $HMWO (-0.08%) (24.5%) - Moderate dividend (1.5%); Strong dividend growth (3Y) (⌀ 11.5%)
  • WisdomTree Em Mkts SmallCap Dividend ETF (5%) - Good dividend (3.9%); Very strong dividend growth (3Y) (⌀ 20.1%)


Equities


Financial service providers

  • Allianz $ALV (-2.76%) (insurer) - Good dividend (3.7%); Strong dividend growth (3Y) (⌀ 12.8%)
  • Mutares $MUX (-1.36%) (investment manager) - Very strong dividend (6.5%); Strong dividend growth (3Y) (⌀ 14.5%)
  • Realty Income $O (+0.29%) (real estate investment trust) - Strong dividend (5.8%); Good dividend growth (3Y) (⌀ 6.5%)
  • Aflac $AFL (-0.8%) (insurer) - Moderate dividend (2.1%); Very strong dividend growth (3Y) (⌀ 18.4% )
  • Prologis $PLD (+0.5%) (real estate investment trust) - Good dividend (3.9%); very strong dividend growth (3Y) (⌀ 18.1%)
  • Main Street Capital $MAIN (-0.35%) (investment trust) - Very strong dividend (8.1%); Very strong dividend growth (3Y) (⌀ 20.1%)
  • HSBC $HSBA (+0.73%) (major bank) - Very strong dividend (7.9%); Very strong dividend growth (3Y) (⌀ 60.7%)
  • Pub Strg Oprtng $PSA (+0.95%) (real estate investment trust) - Strong dividend (4.2%); Very strong dividend growth (3Y) (⌀ 17.5%)
  • Progressive $PGR (-0.04%) (insurer) - Moderate dividend (1.9%); Negative dividend growth (3Y) (⌀ -41.8%)


Energy

  • Greencoat UK Wind $UKW (+1.1%) (infrastructure fund) - Very strong dividend (8.6%); Strong dividend growth (3Y) (⌀ 15.7%)
  • Shell $SHEL (+1.31%) (oil company) - Strong dividend (4.4%); Very strong dividend growth (3Y) (⌀ 22%)
  • NextEra Energy $NEE (+2%) (energy supplier) - Good dividend (3.3%); Strong dividend growth (3Y) (⌀ 13.4%)
  • OMV $OMV (+0.54%) (oil company) - Very strong dividend (11.1%); Very strong dividend growth (3Y) (⌀ 40%)


Healthcare

  • Novo Nordisk $NOVO B (+0.8%) (pharmaceutical company) - Moderate dividend (2.5%); very strong dividend growth (3Y) (⌀ 28.3%)
  • Zoetis $ZTS (-1.67%) (pharmaceutical group) - Weak yield (1.2%); very strong dividend growth (3Y) (⌀ 23.7%)


Industry

  • DHL $DHL (-0.28%) (air freight/courier service) - Strong dividend (4.8%); Strong dividend growth (3Y) (⌀ 11.1%)
  • Palfinger $PAL (+0.52%) (Mechanical Engineering) - Good dividend (3%); Very strong dividend growth (3Y) (⌀ 32.6%)


Consumer goods

  • Ferrari $RACE (+1.46%) (Automotive) - Low dividend (0.8%); very strong dividend growth (3Y) (⌀ 41.2%)
  • Volkswagen $VOW (+0.69%) (Automobiles) - Very strong dividend (9.1%); Very strong dividend growth (3Y) (⌀ 23.3%)


Materials

  • Rio Tinto $RIO (-1.93%) (metals and mining group) - Strong dividend (5.4%); Negative dividend growth (3Y) (⌀ -21%)
  • Vidrala $VID (-0.73%) (glass packaging) - Strong dividend (5.8%); very strong dividend growth (3Y) (⌀ 75.2%)


Information Technology

  • Amphenol $APH (+0.03%) (electrical engineering) - Low dividend (0.8%); very strong dividend growth (3Y) (⌀ 23.3%)


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risk_taker_1816@risk_taker_1816
1Wk
Hi, you might want to take another look at British American tobacco shares, $BATS, which is also mega in terms of dividends and the share price isn't bad either
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H-F-H-J D.
@H-F-H-J
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Jgpi etf

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GMK_VII
@GMK_VII
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(Yield) Review April

After making my first small investments of a few hundred euros in the stock market in February '25, I added a larger amount in the course of April. It also took some time to develop an investment strategy; where do I want to invest? What risk do I want to take? Accumulating or distributing? ETFs and/or individual shares? If so, which ones and why? Are there specific countries and/or sectors I would like to focus on?


Only at the end of last week were all the answers to these questions clear: a long-term investment horizon of just over 35 years with relatively low risk. A healthy ETF/share mix of 60/40. Distributing portfolio with high-yield and high-growth positions and with a relative focus on the USA and Europe.


I have a good feeling that I am happy with my strategy in the long term and finally no longer have to constantly turn the entire portfolio inside out.


My ETFs and individual stocks are $HMWO (-0.08%)
$TDIV (+0.48%)
$DGSD (+0.57%)
$MAIN (-0.35%)
$NOVO B (+0.8%)
$PGR (-0.04%)
$PSA (+0.95%)
$UKW (+1.1%)
$APH (+0.03%)
$DHL (-0.28%)
$HSBA (+0.73%)
$MUX (-1.36%)
$NEE (+2%)
$ZTS (-1.67%)
$AFL (-0.8%)
$O (+0.29%)
$SHEL (+1.31%)
$VID (-0.73%)
$RACE (+1.46%)
$PLD (+0.5%)
$OMV (+0.54%)
$PAL (+0.52%)
$RIO (+0.93%) and last but not least $VOW (+0.69%)

#dividende
#dividends
#etfs
#growth
#personalstrategy
#portfoliofeedback

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Dividende > Zinsen@GoDividend
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Another asset class doesn't play a role in your planning?
Bonds, commodities, real estate or crypto?
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QUANTIJS
@QUANTIJS
2Wk·

Using Getquin to get detailed dividend information | How I track my dividends

In this video, I’ll show you exactly how I track my dividend income using Getquin.com including a trick on how to get detailed dividend details on stocks on your watchlist. 📈


✅ You’ll see my full, transparent dividend portfolio (https://getqu.in/alW89F/)

✅ Learn how to stay on top of ex-dividend dates, payment schedules, and yields

✅ I've just started investing and currently own the following dividend stocks $VICI (+0.14%)
$O (+0.29%)
$VWRL (-0.34%)
$JEGP (-0.92%)
$PEP (-0.92%)
$SHEL (+1.31%)

✅ Plus: I’ll share a simple trick using individual stocks to get detailed dividend info you might miss otherwise 👀


This method can help you make smarter decisions on which dividend stock to buy next and when to enter — so you never miss a payment and can build your dividend snowball faster! ❄️💸


💬 Let me know in the comments — which dividend stock are you watching right now?


Watch the video here:
https://youtu.be/WLfYKGuxbD8

www.youtube.comHow to Track Your Dividends | Full Portfolio Reveal + Pro Tip Using Getquin
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