Puestos
4Hello everyone,
I'll leave you with an update on how the dividend strategy is going in the first 10 days of May.
It's too early to see how it's progressing. I've added similar investments for June (reinvesting dividend earnings from May and increasing the total purchase to €500 per share).
TTWROR: 2,58%
TOTAL DIVs: 0€
May/Jun stocks:
$EOAN (-2,67 %) (SOLD before Div due StopLoss. -17,38€)
$SOLB (+0,43 %) (SOLD before Div due StopLoss. -37,4€)
Hello,
I'm going to dedicate a portion of my portfolio to increasing dividend yields.
I'm planning to buy 20% of my portfolio (about €2500 for the project) 15-30 days before the ex-dividend date, and sell it 15-30 days later (optimal compared to selling after dividend yield)*
*stock conditioned to continue in portfolio if the profit is adequate...
I'm planning to add the following stocks for May:
a. Asr Nederland $ASRNL (+0,85 %)
b. NN Group $NN (+0,81 %)
c. Telenor $TEL (+1,87 %) (NO BOUGHT)
d. Cofinimmo $COFB (+1,77 %)
e. Solvay $SOLB (+0,43 %)
f. Italgas $IG (+1,55 %)
g. Eon $EOAN (-2,67 %)
I'll monitor the performance in a month.
Any suggestions for improving this strategy?
PS.
I currently have several stocks in my portfolio that pay dividends this month, which are also would be included in the project.
A. Bouygues $EN (+0,58 %) (SOLD)
B. Axa $CS (+0,95 %) (SOLD)
C. Bam Group $BAMNB (+2,54 %)
D. Freenet $FNTN (-0,32 %)
E. Tesco $TSCO (+0 %)
F. Eni $ENI (+0,81 %)
G. Intesa $ISP (+0,2 %)
H. Generali $G (+0,76 %)
I. Mapfre $MAP (+0,63 %)
Of course, just a couple of months later, a book drops a bomb on French elderly care real estate which also impacts $COFB (+1,77 %) Though the company itself is solid so I see this as a buying opportunity.
My favorite individual stocks in my core-satellite portfolio are my Belgian REITs. Aedifica and Cofinimmo are solid companies that focus on a sector in real estate that is still growing: (health) care. Where Aedifica already has over 60% in care property, allowing it to reduce its withholding tax from 30% to 15%, Cofinimmo is now nearing that threshold.
If all goes according to plan, Cofinimmo’s property portfolio should consist of 59 percent care properties at the end of this year. As soon as the health care property reaches the 60 percent mark, the shareholders are entitled to a reduction of the withholding tax from 30 to 15 percent just like Aedifica.
This focus on health care has made Cofinimmo one of the main players in European healthcare real estate. The majority of the portfolio is still in Belgium, but the company has already built up strong positions in the Netherlands, Germany, and France.
Last year it looked over the hedge in Spain. In September 2019 they announced 5 projects with those in Vigo, Oleiros, and Cartagena already underway.
At 5.7 percent gross, the yield of the care property portfolio is the lowest of the three main branches with 6.3 for their living branch and 7.1 percent for their working branch, but the occupancy rate of care property is the highest at 99.8 percent, the leases are also of the longest duration and the property is more stable in value thanks to sole occupants.
Since 2005, Cofinimmo has invested €2.2 billion in nursing homes, part of the money coming from the reduction in office spaces.
For 2020, €293 million of investments in healthcare real estate are planned. Cofinimmo regularly calls on capital increases to finance the increase in its portfolio.
In summary, Cofinimmo is well on its way to becoming a key player in the health care property sector. What makes it even better is that there is still room for more.
While a Belgian REIT is limited to a debt ratio of 65% to do investments. Cofinimmo doesn’t have any problem thanks to a ratio of 41%. It means they still have room to grow and with a focus on care property, profit growth is all but guaranteed.
One downside to this stock is the premium on the share price. That said, the dividend yield of 4.6 percent in 2019 is not too low but also not unsustainable. Regarding the tax deduction, it’s important to note that the tax rules can always change but it’s a nice benefit for an already strong company.
This was originally posted on my blog: https://www.fighttofire.com/belgian-reit-cofinimmo-is-getting-even-better/
My favorite individual stocks in my core-satellite portfolio are my Belgian REITs. Aedifica and Cofinimmo are solid companies that focus on a sector in real estate that is still growing: (health) care. Where Aedifica already has over 60% in care property, allowing it to reduce its withholding tax from 30% to 15%, Cofinimmo is now nearing that threshold.
If all goes according to plan, Cofinimmo’s property portfolio should consist of 59 percent care properties at the end of this year. As soon as the health care property reaches the 60 percent mark, the shareholders are entitled to a reduction of the withholding tax from 30 to 15 percent just like Aedifica.
This focus on health care has made Cofinimmo one of the main players in European healthcare real estate. The majority of the portfolio is still in Belgium, but the company has already built up strong positions in the Netherlands, Germany, and France.
Last year it looked over the hedge in Spain. In September 2019 they announced 5 projects with those in Vigo, Oleiros, and Cartagena already underway.
At 5.7 percent gross, the yield of the care property portfolio is the lowest of the three main branches with 6.3 for their living branch and 7.1 percent for their working branch, but the occupancy rate of care property is the highest at 99.8 percent, the leases are also of the longest duration and the property is more stable in value thanks to sole occupants.
Since 2005, Cofinimmo has invested €2.2 billion in nursing homes, part of the money coming from the reduction in office spaces.
For 2020, €293 million of investments in healthcare real estate are planned. Cofinimmo regularly calls on capital increases to finance the increase in its portfolio.
In summary, Cofinimmo is well on its way to becoming a key player in the health care property sector. What makes it even better is that there is still room for more.
While a Belgian REIT is limited to a debt ratio of 65% to do investments. Cofinimmo doesn’t have any problem thanks to a ratio of 41%. It means they still have room to grow and with a focus on care property, profit growth is all but guaranteed.
One downside to this stock is the premium on the share price. That said, the dividend yield of 4.6 percent in 2019 is not too low but also not unsustainable. Regarding the tax deduction, it’s important to note that the tax rules can always change but it’s a nice benefit for an already strong company.
This was originally posted on my blog: https://www.fighttofire.com/belgian-reit-cofinimmo-is-getting-even-better/
Principales creadores de la semana
