1Semana·

Ex-day = top-up day

03.09

VanEck VanEck Developed Markets Div Lead ETF

Compró 200 a 43,60 €

8720,00 €

10 Comentarios

K@TechNav

1Semana

Have also stocked up! 😊

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Alpalaka@Alpalaka

1Semana

Alpacas are not pack animals !!!11elf

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FullSelfDrivingLastenalpakaverleih@DoppelSchlechtMinus

1Semana

@Alpalaka But breeding them just to eat is unprofitable, they have to do some work first!

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Alpalaka@Alpalaka

1Semana

@DoppelSchlechtMinus Tell that to your cow

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FullSelfDrivingLastenalpakaverleih@DoppelSchlechtMinus

1Semana

@Alpalaka Why, she does my bookkeeping on the side

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DTA@trade_commander_2498

1Semana

I don't quite understand the logic. Buying on the ex-day means there is no dividend. Doesn't that somehow add up?

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FullSelfDrivingLastenalpakaverleih@DoppelSchlechtMinus

1Semana

@trade_commander_2498 The price today is reduced by the September distribution, so there are more shares for the same money.
There would still be a dividend for shares bought yesterday, but in the short term that would only mean getting part of the investment back a week later, minus tax.

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K@TechNav

1Semana

@trade_commander_2498 Genoa the opposite is true. If you buy the day before, it comes to the same, minus tax.

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DTA@trade_commander_2498

1Semana

Ah ok. Tax is a point. Had previously tried to buy before the extag to collect the dividend. Thanks for the broader perspective and the explanation

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FullSelfDrivingLastenalpakaverleih@DoppelSchlechtMinus

1Semana

@trade_commander_2498 Apart from the tax, I would have just under 1% of the money I wanted to invest in the ETF back in the clearing account in a week. What do I do with it then? Buy another 2 shares individually?
It's just a small optimization to wait until the ex-date.

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