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50Hello everyone, I would be interested in the community's opinion on the $JEGP (-3,59 %) interested.
I am toying with the idea of adding this to the $TDIV (-4,93 %) in my portfolio, as I think they complement and diversify each other well in terms of sectors and focus. What do you think?
21 years old investing since my 18th birthday.
Getquin says my portfolio is down 5% but that not the case currently $1000 up.
Not that i bother because im here for the long run.
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Today I invested in the $JEGP (-3,59 %) ETF, 10 shares at an average price of €25,605 each (including transaction costs). I currently own 71 shares, which currently yields +- €118 per year in dividends.
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$JEGP (-3,59 %)
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Received the first dividends of the 3 jpmorgans JEPI JEPQ and JEGP <3
Find out all the dividends I have received so far on: https://dividendbrek.it/dividendi/
Invested today in the $JEGP (-3,59 %) etf,
10 shares at an average price of €25,69 each (including transaction costs)
I currently own 61 shares, which currently yields +- €99 per year in dividends
Unfortunately, this year's best alarm clock came a little late.
Due to my move to Zurich, I have not yet been able to invest anything this year. This hasn't bothered me due to the highly valued markets, but in the current situation my fingers are starting to itch.
I am also questioning the role of the $FGEQ (-5,26 %) in my portfolio. Unfortunately, it is performing worse than my $VWRL (-4,62 %) and is not bringing the hoped-for reduction in volatility to my portfolio and the difference in dividends is still marginal.
I am now flirting with the $JEGP (-3,59 %) as a 1:1 replacement for $FGEQ (-5,26 %) in order to achieve even more dynamic and consistent dividends to complement the $VWRL (-4,62 %) and the $TDIV (-4,93 %) out.
What are your thoughts on this? The weighting in the portfolio would be 20%.