Return depends on the risk.
Larger companies and the magnificent 7 excluded. They have proven their reliability over many years.

And the so-called dividend aristocrats that have been increasing and paying out dividends stably for decades only pay a maximum yield of around 3.5%.

Regarding the relationship, Euwax is the trader and the others are the products.
So it's like real estate traders and real estate.
Or with BlackRock and the iShares ETFs.


Stock market prices are always very puzzling, they occasionally go down even if all the business figures are positive.
And nobody knows when major investors will take profits.

Maybe this is the reason:
In the last quarter, sales rose by 6% to Eur 3.9 billion. However, a decline is expected for the first quarter of 2024/25.
https://www.boerse.de/nachrichten/Boerse-Stuttgart-News-Euwax-Trends/36694857
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@UndNun Thank you for an explanation
My first post and an immediate clarification: your answer, @UndNun, is not the correct answer to the question. 1) In this example, the dividend is contractually fixed and has therefore remained the same for years. The company Euwax is controlled by the Stuttgart Stock Exchange. As long as this contract exists, the dividend will be paid annually. 2) There is no connection with the Euwax Gold products.
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It is essential to pay attention to the free float of the share. Almost no shares are traded due to the control.