Unfortunately, I can't quite follow your thoughts at the moment. What do you want in the end? An All World or High Dividend? If I were you, I would save for what you want. Putting money into High Dividend and then using the dividends to invest in All World sounds schizophrenic and arbitrary to me - the dividend amount is not really fixed and can change. What do you want to achieve with that? Why do you invest your expenses in High Dividend? The expenses are very likely to be variable, depending on how the year goes? Why not build up positions that you want, specifically and with a plan? Putting an arbitrary amount into High Dividend just because you happen to get X amount from expenses doesn't quite make sense to me, although I suspect you weren't serious about that part: Your username is easier to change than your strategy and the one you feel comfortable with 😉 No offense, but together with the info from the other comment column with the separate portfolios on the profile page, it reads to me like you should put some more time into goal and strategy development.
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@DonkeyInvestor if that's your opinion🫡... It's just a project for me, of course the expenses fluctuate, in addition, of course, it's an income with which you can't count fixed. That's why this is outside my usual savings plans and retirement savings. And I do not know where I wrote that I arbitrarily invest somewhere pure?
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@Der_Dividenden_Monteur Yes, that is my opinion. But that's what it's all about here: exchanging opinions 🙂. What you do with it is of course up to you. I don't know if in a serious investment strategy is burst for "projects" that do not fit your actual strategy. Of course, you can try to achieve an excess return with satellites, for example, or to take risk out of your portfolio. But your investments just seem completely arbitrary to me, who only knows what you wrote here. If I were you, I would just go with your long-term strategy and goal with the expenses and dividends. If you consciously want to build up another portfolio - e.g. with more or less risk or a different investment horizon or goal, that is of course perfectly legitimate. But here, too, you should then invest amounts matching this very goal and, if necessary, top up with expenses. But that's just the opinion of an ass 😘 You have nowhere written that you arbitrarily reinvest somewhere. But the amounts invested and dividends pulled out are arbitrary and unpredictable, and therefore not useful for serious and purposeful allocation between assets.
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•@DonkeyInvestor high dividend does not automatically mean that it is not a "serious investment strategy". I will now buy no stalls with a payout ratio of 500% in the depot, so reads your answer to this. Do not worry about my strategy or strategy finding. I've been thinking about this idea for a few months and it's not a "schizophrenic" idea 😊
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@Der_Dividenden_Monteur $PETR3 🚀 Otherwise restart router!
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@DividendenWaschbaer is your refrigerator still running?
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•@Der_Dividenden_Monteur You have not understood me. I certainly don't take the liberty of evaluating whether growth, value, (high) dividend or a wild mixture of these is suitable for someone. Because of me you can hold 500% payout ratio together with Shiba Inu, Tesla and an All World with 0.01% in your portfolio. My only concern is how you plan to flow your money between the different assets.
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