Evening,

I have various distributing ETFs. What is your opinion?

Vanguard FTSE All-World High Dividend Yield WKN;$VHYL (+0,11 %)), VanEck Morningstar Developed Markets Dividend Leaders (WKN: $TDIV (+0,29 %) ) and Xtrackers Stoxx Global Select Dividend 100 (WKN: $XGSD (+0,12 %) )

Hello dear getquin friends

I would like to expand my portfolio.

Currently my portfolio consists only of the $ISAC (+0,26 %) and $BTC (-2,02 %) (and a little $ETH (-1,08 %) ) ... approx. 70/30.

I would like to add a distributing ETF. Yes, I would also like some dividends. I'm not currently dependent on dividends, but earning a small (or large) amount from dividends in 12 years or more is definitely interesting. So the goal is rather sustainable dividend growth with new ETFs.

If the USA share is no longer like 40%, this would not bother me either, as the share is already at the $ISAC (+0,26 %) is already high.

I have the following ETFs in mind: $TDIV (+0,29 %) / $VHYL (+0,11 %) / $TSWE (+0,24 %) / $FGEQ (+0,06 %)

Whereby the USA share is again very high in the last one.

What do you think? Do you know any other good ETFs?

Hello dear community!

I have been investing since April and have 6 positions in my portfolio, of which 3 are ETFs and 3 are individual stocks.

I want to boost performance with the individual stocks and the ETFs serve as a long-term / safe part of my portfolio.

My ETFs run as a monthly savings plan

$IWDA (+0,23 %)
$CSPX (+0,32 %)

and recently also $VHYL (+0,11 %)

To my question:

$VHYL (+0,11 %) I have recently added a dividend ETF to my savings plan in order to have a long-term dividend payout in my portfolio.

In the meantime, however, I have often been told by others something like "You don't focus on foreign exchange but put a dividend ETF in your portfolio. That's a real drag on returns and makes no sense".

I don't see a problem myself 🤷🏽‍♂️

What do you think?

I haven't been investing for long and would be happy to hear other opinions.

Hello Community,

I have just received a change notice from Trade Republic regarding my position $VHYL (+0,11 %) received a change notification.

Has anyone else received something like this and if so, can someone briefly explain to me what change will take place on 02.01.2025? I can't quite make sense of the letter.

Portfolio feedback requested

I (early 50s, so still a good 15 years to work on the portfolio) would like to hear your opinion. I've been with Trade Republic since January, mainly because of the 4%. But then I started saving a few ETFs, then buying and selling a few shares. So I played around. At the moment my portfolio has three or rather four different parts. Let's put it this way, the family treasury has given me around €10k to play with. The rest remains in call money.

Of this 10K I would like to have a part to play, individual stocks, §IWDA, other ETFs that are close to me because of my work, XRP.

But that's not my topic here.

I want to build a dividend portfolio. Reduce working hours or improve pension, we'll see where the journey takes me. For now, I would reinvest all payouts.

The composition from December would look like this:

$MCD (-0,31 %) 15%

$EXSH (-0,34 %) 9%

$MAIN (+0,27 %) 9%

$ARCC (+0,78 %) 9%

$HTGC (+0,38 %) 9%

$O (+1,22 %) 9%

$CSWC (+0,32 %) 5%

$PFE (+1,49 %) 5%

$KAP (-2,04 %) 5%

$JEGP (-0,04 %) 5%

$TGT (-0,34 %) 3,5%

$GAIN (-1,01 %) 5%

$QYLE (-1,41 %) 5%

$VHYL (+0,11 %) 1%

What do you think about the composition? Should something go in/out?

My aim would be to distribute the monthly distributions evenly. I'll have to play around with the ratios a bit.

My problem is that the months of January, February, April and May look too poor. What would you suggest that pays out in these months?

Roast me!

I would like to switch my remaining active funds (relics from earlier times) into a cheap ETF. I would be interested in your swarm knowledge for this. The investment period would be around 10-12 years - after that it is important for me to generate a "good" cash flow from it. That's why I first thought of the $VHYL (+0,11 %) - but the price performance is not that great. An alternative would be an MSCI World ETF (here the $HMWO (+0,26 %) - or is there a better distributing alternative for the index?) The $FGEQ (+0,06 %) is already being saved and I would therefore leave it out for the time being ( $TDIV (+0,29 %) and $GGRP (-0,09 %) I also had it on my radar at the time but opted for Fidelity). Therefore MSCI World or Allworld high dividend or one of your alternatives.

$VHYL (+0,11 %) added today 🙋‍♂️

What do you think of this ETF ???