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Expect a lot from it in the coming years, especially in combination with $TDIV
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@etfbaas I hope so, aim for ratio 25,20,20,20 in core and then a satellite of 15.
Only thing I am still looking for solution for is financials.
For now I try to keep it between 30 and 35 %.
Admittedly actually too high, but yes....
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@strategy_sherpa_2476 I indeed have the same, but that's mainly because financials provide a "nice" dividend stream....
The tricky thing with investing (personally) is that you always want to see dividend results as soon as possible.

My ETF allocation is as follows in portfolio total 90%
$FTWG 35% growth
$TDIV 25% growth/dividend
$LDGL 15% growth/dividend
$WINC 15% dividend (high yield)

and then I have 10% with single stocks (own ETF project)
@etfbaas For satellite I am thinking of $JEGP, $WINC and $O.
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@strategy_sherpa_2476 $WINC was one of my best performing dividend ETF in 2025, especially like that it pays out quarterly higher amounts always look nicer as a monthly payment, apart from that kwa performance also many times better as $JEGP which I sold this year.
What is the difference between the tdiv then if you want to combine them together?
@MR-sambal5 Tdiv is a selection of 100 stocks with high dividends and quality weighting to get into the selection. The dividend is paid quarterly. Ldgl is a selection of 800-1000 stocks with monthly dividends.
With Tdiv, you have more concentration. Ldgl provides more differentiation.
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@strategy_sherpa_2476 Correct, + LDGL has many stocks that are expected to come in the future with significant dividend increases over the next few years

an overall nice European spread
@etfbaas This is indeed better lately. Thanks