1Mon·

Pure motivation

🚀 Motivation $ISPA (+0.4%) pure: Dividend ETFs are like a money tree in your portfolio 🌳💸 - you plant it once and it produces cash flow year after year. Regardless of whether prices fluctuate or the market causes drama: the dividend rings reliably in your account.

It's like swimming training:

It feels tough at first, length after length, day after day. But you get stronger with every stroke.

04.09

Xtrackers Stoxx Global Sel Div 100 Swap ETF

Received x40.88 Dividends at €0.393

€16.08

22 Comments

Eselai@DonkeyInvestor

1Mon

However, a look at the chart is rather demotivating

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Epi@Epi

1Mon

I will probably never understand the psychology of why a forced profit distribution should be more motivating than clean capital growth.

When my overall portfolio has achieved its target return of 1.5%pM, I'm happy. That motivates me. 🤷

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Global I.@gloinvest

1Mon

Until you realize that there was no water in the pool. CAGR over the last 20 years: 5.9%. Pathetic.

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Jose@Kspykee

1Mon

I have opted for accumulation ETFs for tax reasons. I like to receive X€ every few years, but not to pay it later when I file a tax return.

The accumulation ETF follows the same pattern, it grows a little more than the other, and when you sell, you get the same or a little more.

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Johannes🦅🔥@Johannes001

4Wk

At the same time, dividends are also bad if you want to build up money, which many people want. Accumulating ETFs reinvest the dividends immediately. Without taxes being deducted. This is not the case with distributing ETFs

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