Dividend yield

Dirk aus Stade · 2025-08-29T14:57:17.252820Z

$VHYL Why is this actually called a high dividend? I don't think 3% is particularly high.

Ella M.@DividendenWaschbaer

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It's twice as much as a normal world. And since the ETF nevertheless tracks the whole world, 3% is already high.

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D@DividendenKater

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Then rather $TDIV

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Investory@_Investory_

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@DividendenKater warum?

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felipe estupendo@felipeestupendo

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It's the mix that makes the difference. I hold the following dividend ETFs

$EGV1
$JEGP
$VHYL
$TDIV
$E903
$SPY5

But investing in such ETFs is the right choice. Buy, leave, forget, collect dividends. All right, buy more sometimes too. 🙃 The $JEGP even pays monthly and currently 8% p.a.!!!

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Dirk aus Stade@dirko68

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@felipeestupendo I also have JEPG on my list. Unfortunately not possible with Smartbroker in the savings plan

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felipe estupendo@felipeestupendo

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@dirko68 That is such a shame. The 8% return is incredible. Yes, more red months than greens, but I love it. Did you enter WKN: A3EHRE? I'm on SC and it's available there. Lg

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Abyss@Abyss

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@felipeestupendo Hello, I am new here and have bought the $JEGP 7 pieces for now. And the others on watch. Have a nice day ^^

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felipe estupendo@felipeestupendo

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@Abyss hi, that's nice. Buy, hold, forget. In 20 years, the share price will be higher than inflation and there will still be a decent dividend. If you are interested in dividends, I have the 6 ETFs mentioned above. The S&P500, Dax and European insurance companies etc. were also important to me. Somewhat diversified my dividend ETF's. Lg

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Abyss@Abyss

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@felipeestupendo so I have normal shares to hold and sell at a profit, my investment goal is dividends these are my main goal. Of course I probably also have bad buys, for example I have 19 shares of Pfizer, so I have to see if that was worth it. But there is always a little loss ^^.
Lg

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felipe estupendo@felipeestupendo

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Shares are only a loss if they are still in the red after 10 years. I also hold Pfizer and am worried about it. The dividend is also really high. If you haven't held the shares for long and the long-term news for Pfizer is good, then buy more. These are shares on offer that you used to buy at a higher price. Sign up for the Aktienfinder newsletter. There are great reports every six months about cheap stocks or cheap dividend stocks. Sometimes it helps with a savings plan if you don't know much about the company's figures and then buy something expensive at the pick. Otherwise take a look at my portfolio, I think there are some interesting stocks in there too. What doesn't pay a dividend but is a great share 🚀 is $HIMS. Maybe they'll even pay a special dividend or introduce dividends in 2027. Or a Rocket Lab $RKLB doesn't pay a dividend either 🚀. I can also recommend Coca-Cola $KO. Once again well positioned in the long term over the next few years and currently somewhat cheaper to buy. Lg

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felipe estupendo@felipeestupendo

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@Abyss Pfizer almost 7% dividend. I'm also slightly in the red, but have already collected €45 in dividends and bought other cheap shares 😊

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Abyss@Abyss

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@felipeestupendo yes, I agree with you, I've already received a dividend of just under 17 euros this year, but I have to say that I'm quite new to shares. I only started at the end of last year. And I only have one ETF in a savings plan that doesn't pay out dividends, but I only save 25 euros a month because my focus is more on passive income. There is another share that I have my eye on but which doesn't pay a dividend. Here is the ISIN:AU0000WAF6. You're welcome to take a look, but it's not a must.

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felipe estupendo@felipeestupendo

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You need to read a lot and save conservatively but monthly on your ETFs. And part of the time, if you can divide the money up, stock up on your shares or buy something new. In the beginning, however, keep your portfolio to a maximum of 10 shares. Buy the above-mentioned ETFs that pay dividends and something like Hims, Alphabet, RocketLab, Coca-Cola, Philip Morris, AMD. You can't go far wrong.

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