Florian (@FLA) en getquin

2Semana·

Hello everyone,

I would like to add a few stable dividend payers to my portfolio.

Currently I have $O (-1,06 %) and $BLK (+1,91 %)

I was thinking of investing in an ETF that specializes in high dividend yields instead of buying more individual shares. Also to reduce the risk.

Are there any recommendations from the community with good experiences?

I have currently looked at:

$SPYD (-0,45 %) and $DHS (-0,44 %)

I would appreciate some suggestions - thanks!

23 Comentarios

~ Michael 💎 🏅@Michael-official

2Semana

I find the following companies exciting:
$MCD
$MSFT
$KO

Otherwise, have a look at @Simpson 😊

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Kate@Iwanowitsch

2Semana

Dividends every month with these three ETFs $TDIV $FUSD $GGRP and/or $FGEQ

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D@DividendenKater

2Semana

$FGEQ $TDIV $JEGP

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Julian@MoneyISnotREAL

2Semana

Many of the "stable" dividend payers are generally well represented in the upper range of the world ETF. For dividends, you can consider taking a distributing world ETF.
Over the years, the payout size should increase - with good price performance (compared to "high-dividend ETFs", for example)

$LIN
$WM
$MA
$V
...

$ARCC
Main Street Capital (link does not want to accept it)
$HTGC
$SHEL
$CVX
$XOM
...

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Finanzaristokrat@Finanzaristokrat

2Semana

$TDIV a dividend of currently 4.05% and dividend growth over 7 years at 7.33% (CAGR). Share price growth YTD 13.41%

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Tom@Tom_laeuft

2Semana

Hi. I have had good experiences with the VanEck Morningstar Developed Markets Dividend Leaders ETF: $TDIV

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K@TechNav

2Semana

$CNR, $CAT and $WM

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Maximilian@Max095

2Semana

$FGEQ
$MDLZ
$NEE
$VICI
$PG
$DE
..

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Roberto Zertifikato@Dividendenopi

2Semana

Take a look at $QYLE. High payout, paid monthly. Not entirely without risk, to put it mildly, not a price performer. TER is higher. I've had it for a while and have been very satisfied so far.

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Marco@Marco_91

2Semana

Simply the MSCI World / Emerging markets / ACWI as a distributing variant?

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