Hello,

I'm going to dedicate a portion of my portfolio to increasing dividend yields.

I'm planning to buy 20% of my portfolio (about €2500 for the project) 15-30 days before the ex-dividend date, and sell it 15-30 days later (optimal compared to selling after dividend yield)*

*stock conditioned to continue in portfolio if the profit is adequate...

I'm planning to add the following stocks for May:

a. Asr Nederland $ASRNL (-0,37 %)

b. NN Group $NN (-0,27 %)

c. Telenor $TEL (-0,72 %) (NO BOUGHT)

d. Cofinimmo $COFB (-2,23 %)

e. Solvay $SOLB (+3,37 %)

f. Italgas $IG (-1,97 %)

g. Eon $EOAN (-4 %)

I'll monitor the performance in a month.

Any suggestions for improving this strategy?

PS.

I currently have several stocks in my portfolio that pay dividends this month, which are also would be included in the project.

A. Bouygues $EN (-1,36 %) (SOLD)

B. Axa $CS (-2,21 %) (SOLD)

C. Bam Group $BAMNB (-3,66 %)

D. Freenet $FNTN (-1,74 %)

E. Tesco $TSCO (-2,23 %)

F. Eni $ENI (+1,8 %)

G. Intesa $ISP (-0,19 %)

H. Generali $G (-0,53 %)

I. Mapfre $MAP (-1,91 %)

First purchase of BAM Group. I expect good performance and to increase my share count soon.

$BAMNB (-3,66 %) raised their dividend from €0.20 to €0.25 last week. Not only did I reach a 100% unrealised gain, but also a 10% YoC.

I am aware that $BAMNB (-3,66 %) had his risks the last decade, but the future looks promising with less risky projects and a lot of homes that need to be build in NL.

For the coming 10 years a solid hold for me.