If you have a dividend strategy, why would you want to sell?
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4Lun
@ColdzeroNL Hello,
This is just a project for a small portion of the total portfolio.
I'm looking to take advantage of the timing prior to the ex-dividend date in stocks with short-term upside potential.
Portfolio rotation: buying 30-45 days before the dividend and monitoring stop losses for a possible drop, then selling after the dividend if the stock price drops.
I don't sell the main part of my portfolio.
This is just a project for a small portion of the total portfolio.
I'm looking to take advantage of the timing prior to the ex-dividend date in stocks with short-term upside potential.
Portfolio rotation: buying 30-45 days before the dividend and monitoring stop losses for a possible drop, then selling after the dividend if the stock price drops.
I don't sell the main part of my portfolio.
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@Kspykee an interesting strategy. Hope you will follow-up this during the year.
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@ColdzeroNL It's still too early to have reliable results. With the market in my favor, in the 20 days of May, I've made a profit of about €200 for a €5,000 investment, including acquisition costs and without adding a single € to the dividend (they start later this week).
As I said, it's just a matter of observing how reliable companies perform before and after a relatively high dividend.
Thanks for following up.
As I said, it's just a matter of observing how reliable companies perform before and after a relatively high dividend.
Thanks for following up.
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