I have again $O (+0.06%) bought

With interest rate cuts on the horizon, this strong company is a nice addition.

-Monthly dividend

-Stable growth

Long-term security

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$JEGP (-0.17%)
$O (+0.06%)
$ASML (+0.64%)
$NN (-1.07%)

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Dear community,

Due to circumstances in my job, I am now able to invest EUR 1200 per month in my income portfolio.

Unfortunately, I am at an impasse with my ideas and somehow need fresh input.

About me: Through individual shares (e.g. $O (+0.06%) , $MAIN (-0.18%) , $KO (-0.32%) , $HAUTO (+0.03%) , $PEY (-2.05%) etc.) I currently receive an average monthly net dividend of EUR 206.

My investment objective is to build up passive cash flow. I am currently investing this independently in other assets or buying individual shares. If everything goes well, I would reduce my job in the future (5-10 years) thanks to the dividends.

My interest is a hybrid strategy (approx. 60% in dividend ETFs with (hopefully) growth and 40% in covered calls).

After much deliberation, I have now arrived at the following weighting:

$VHYL (-0.66%) - 25% - 300,-

$FGEQ (+0.15%) - 5% - 60,-

$DEM (+0.07%) - 10% - 120,-

$TDIV (+0%) - 20% - 240,-

$JEGP (-0.17%) - 20% - 240,-

$JEPI - 10% - 120,-

$QYLE (+0.5%) - 10% - 120,-

I don't like the $FGEQ (+0.15%) (dividend growth is not really good) and the $QYLE (+0.5%) (poor performance). What do you think of the weighting? I would be more than grateful for any ideas, suggestions etc. Muchas gracias.

I have a small position in Realty income but I see that it is taxed almost with 41% percent that is not normal.

First 15% American withholding tax then 30% Belgian withholding tax how can I avoid this can you help me. Thanks in advance and one more thing I also have a large position in Van Eck Dividend Leaders (TDIV) will it also be taxed this extreme? I am looking for help getquin comunnity❤️$

I have a small position in Realty income but I see that it is taxed almost with 41% percent that is not normal.

First 15% American withholding tax then 30% Belgian withholding tax how can I avoid this can you help me. Thanks in advance and one more thing I also have a large position in Van Eck Dividend Leaders (TDIV) will it also be taxed this extreme? I am looking for help getquin comunnity❤️

August was one of the quieter months in terms of dividends.

That's part of a diversified portfolio some months are stronger, others a little less so.

What remains important is the overall picture and consistent long-term growth

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$PG (-0.18%)
$O (+0.06%)
$JEGP (-0.17%)

With the interest rate cut in the US, capital invested in money market funds (short-term deposits that are paying around 5% in $) is starting to be invested in riskier assets. Investors are moving capital to try to maintain or increase yields, and a large part of this flow may go into shares. Capital in deposits is at an all-time high (7.4 trillion) and part of this could enter the market. In addition, in the medium term, the economy should heat up with the rate cut.

$AMZN (+0.13%)
$GOOG (+0.7%)
$CRM (-3.6%)
$NOVO B (+0.23%)
$NVDA (-0.04%)
$PLTR (-1.77%)
$O (+0.06%)
$IREN (-4.55%)
$ASML (+0.64%)
$VICI (+0.21%)

There's nothing better than receiving monthly dividends as a real supplement to your salary. With regular payments on the 15th of each month, I can reinvest that amount in new shares, without the need to make new deposits. This consistency creates a virtuous cycle: dividends allow me to buy more assets, which in turn generate even more dividends. It's a smart way to build passive income and accelerate the path to financial freedom.

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