Now I have 1000 pieces in total and the position is full for now.

$TDIV (-1,01 %) dividend in June, only 81 cents.

Isn't this a little low? or do you guys have an explanation?

3,000 was invested again this month, of which €2,000 was invested in the $VWRL (-0,06 %) and €1,000 in the $TDIV (-1,01 %) went into the As a result of the recent jump in the share price, my portfolio is already at €180,000 and therefore very close to my annual target of €200,000.

3,000 was invested again this month, of which €2,000 was invested in the $VWRL (-0,06 %) and €1,000 in the $TDIV (-1,01 %) went into the As a result of the recent jump in the share price, my portfolio is already at €180,000 and therefore very close to my annual target of €200,000.

**Prices are based on expected dividends in 2027.

$LMT (-1,61 %)
$UNH (-0,73 %)
$JNJ (-2,47 %)
$PEP (-1,42 %)
$PG (-1,84 %)
$NN (+0,17 %)
$ASRNL (-0,99 %)
$RIO (-0,66 %)
$MO (-3,36 %)
$ASRNL (-0,99 %)
$KO (-1,78 %)
$VPK (-1,26 %)
$TDIV (-1,01 %)
$VZ (-0,44 %)
$O (-0,9 %)
$MAIN (+0,25 %)
$BATS (-2,42 %)
$SHEL (+0,16 %)
$AD (-0,51 %)
$DTE (-0,79 %)
$EOAN (+0,86 %)

$BARC (+1,09 %) downgrades $VWS (+1,21 %) to Underweight and lowers the price target to DK 80, which corresponds to around EUR 10.70.

https://www.ad-hoc-news.de/boerse/news/ueberblick/vestas-wind-systems-a-s-aktie-dk0010268606-barclays-stuft-ab-was/69422533

The share falls like a kite without wind and my S/L was triggered at €14. I am happy to take the profit and remain loyal to Vestas in my $XDG7 (+0,69 %) which was increased by 20 shares with a small partial amount from the sale.

Further parts will be used to increase existing shares, 10 to be precise $TDIV (-1,01 %) 3 shares $NOW (+13,68 %) and 2 shares $CRM (+8,61 %) .

If I had known this earlier, I could have saved myself the sale of $NRGV (-1,36 %) in the morning, but that's the way it is. What's left over goes into the cash reserve before the vacation. That's not wrong either. Then the next milestone will be reached a little later.

2026 does mark the year of the ATH, so far so good !

A nice "mix" for every starting investor

30% $FTWG (+0,01 %) ATH 📈 (growth)

30% $TDIV (-1,01 %) ATH 📈 (growth rate/dividend)

15% $WINC (-0,39 %) ATH 📈 (high yield dividend)

15% $LDGL (-0,11 %) ATH 📈 (growth rate/dividend)

10% project "own" ETF (learning how to pick/analyze individual stocks)

What is your best ETF?

I have to decide on June 30 whether to repay a home loan of around €60k or continue financing at 3.99% for 10 years. I have the money in my call money account.

I had now considered whether I would rather put the money in a boring dividend ETF like the $TDIV (-1,01 %) instead of paying it back.

The dividends will more or less cover the interest. I can invest and withdraw the 2% repayment that I have to make separately as a money market ETF.

After 10 years, the dividend ETF should have gained so much in value that I should be able to repay the loan and still have something left over. Or is that too risky?

It is constantly being topped up with $TDIV (-1,01 %) I know it is very popular in the DACH region - are there still people who do not have this ETF in their portfolio?