I like the ETF and it really seems to be an option for old age, but through $HTGC (-0,77 %)
$OBDC (+0 %) and $PSA (+0,45 %) I already have enough cash flow in my portfolio.

Will be reallocated to the div growth category

I am currently looking for a dividend ETF I can find $QYLE (-1,07 %) and $JEGP (+0,05 %) interesting what is your opinion or do you have other recommendations?

Is there an even more passive form of income than dividend ETFs?

$JEGP (+0,05 %)
$TDIV (-0,63 %)
$JEPQ (-1,13 %)

Hello everyone,

still relatively new here, started with small values myself in January 2024 and then in summer/fall had all pension funds and other savings funds liquidated and taken over by our "financial advisor" (Lesson Leaned)

Now I have invested a chunk here and there, sometimes a bit wildly. Most of it now in December and January (hence the low return).

I am in my mid-30s and would like to build up a side income with dividends over the next 10 years, in addition to my ETFs, which are intended to be used for retirement in the long term.

I have 4 dividend ETFs in my portfolio and would like to reduce this to 1-2 ETFs. I have already looked through JustETF and there are pros and cons for all of them.

These are in my portfolio:

$VHYL (-0,58 %)

$ZPRG (-0,17 %)

$JEGP (+0,05 %)

$FLXX (-0,01 %)

The $JEGP (+0,05 %) is disproportionately represented because the return convinced me, but it does not have the lowest annual costs.

I would like to reduce to 30 positions, some smaller shares are "attempts".

The plan is 65% ETF, 15% dividend ETF, 15% dividend stocks (does that make sense?), 5% growth stocks. I can invest about 3500€ per month. I might want to sell part of it in 5-6 years to have the equity for a house. That would then possibly be the individual shares (partial sales).

What do you think? Which one should I save in the long term?

Best regards and thank you for your opinion.

Hi, I'd like to hear your opinions on my portfolio.

I also welcome your suggestions for etfs in 2025 with stable growth and that pay dividends. I'm analyzing this ETF to invest in the near future $JEGP (+0,05 %)

My focus is to have good assets that pay dividends and over time be able to refresh my investments with those same dividends. This way I can also get a good average price depending on the ups and downs of the market in the long term.

Since November 2024, I've been investing in shares such as $KO (+2,3 %)
$STAG (+0,45 %)
$VZ (+1,11 %)
$VICI (+2,65 %)
$O (+1,37 %)
$PZZA (-1,3 %)
$BMW (-0,12 %)
$T (+2,01 %) etc.

As for cryptos, I'm betting on Solana and Xrp.

In my opinion, these are two assets that could increase in value over the long term.

I have Solana in coinbase, which currently pays 8%, thus also generating recurring payments.

So at the moment I have 80% in shares and reits, and I also want to acquire etfs.

And 20% in cryptos.

Happy 2025 to everyone and good investments!

$ASML (-0,72 %) is out, as I want to focus more on stocks with a healthy trend in the growth part of my portfolio. See the weekly chart.

At the moment I am running a 75/25 strategy with which I feel most comfortable, 15K divided as follows:

Growth 75%: $AVGO (-3,16 %)
$COST (+0,22 %)
$7011 (-3,2 %)
$MUV2 (-0,6 %)
$GOOG (-2,32 %)
$MUX (+1,91 %) (mutares is under observation by me) $2768 (+0 %)

Dividend 25%: $OBDC (+0 %)
$HTGC (-0,77 %)
$PSA (+0,45 %)
$JEGP (+0,05 %)

Hello,

I have decided to partially reinvest with savings plans.

500 Euro monthly GOLD (weekly 125 Euro via Trade Republic - second custody account)

$$SGBS (+0,3 %)

500 euros per month FTSE All World Dist (250 euros every 2 weeks via Flatex main custody account)

$VWRL (-0,91 %)

500 euros per month Vaneck Morningstar Div Leaders (every 2 weeks 250 euros via main custody account Flatex)

$TDIV (-0,63 %)

500 euros free for direct purchases.

I therefore reinvest all monthly rental income.

What do you think?

I also thought for a long time whether I should take the FTSE ALl World instead of the $JEGP (+0,05 %) but somehow I still lack historical comparisons.