5J·

Your pros & cons

I would be interested to know why you $WINC (-0,48 %) in the portfolio or why you don't take it in, it is currently doing quite well and the return (dividend / premium) also looks good

In dollars you even get jealous 😅🤣

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Chris@Multibagger

5J

I don't have it because I find a 10% return p.a. uninteresting. Whether in € or $.😉

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Revenant

@Revenant3

1Sem.·

Update

Sold my 26 $ABN (+0,86 %) with 38% profit and invest in 100 $WINC (-0,48 %) . Added 15 $AD (+0,15 %) and 14 $BATS (+1,09 %) . Maybe step in later again at $ABN, but got a lot other financials like $NN (+0,94 %) , $VLK (-1,78 %) ,and $WHA (+0,81 %) .

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Beleggen M.@fund_whisperer_1682

1Sem.

$WINC for the win !🏆
I incorporated most of the banks into an ETF $IDVY

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Revenant

@Revenant3

2Sem.·

#BuyFriday

Added 210 positions of $WINC (-0,48 %) to my portfolio, what gives me about €99,- extra dividend a year in the months I receive less than others so far, like January, April, July and October.

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theGreatShark

@theGreatShark

2Sem.·

I wanted to add

Wanted to add $WINC (-0,48 %) .. any suggestions ?I have $VUSA (-0,75 %) , but was intrigued by it's 10% dividend.

Maybe keep $VUSA as my Prime and WINC as a satellite?

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Revenant@Revenant3

2Sem.

I have also $JEGP, $TDIV and $VHYL, but $WINC is my next buy I think. 🤔

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QUANTIJS

@QUANTIJS

1Mo·

My first WINC dividend payment, nice income alternative to VWRL

$WINC (-0,48 %) Total return is very to close to $VWRL (-0,55 %) but pays out more dividend. Payment below is 3.17% in one quarter.

30.07

iShares World Equity High Income ETF

Reçu x988 dividendes à 0,17 $US

167,96 $US

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Beleggen M.@fund_whisperer_1682

1Mo

Like $WINC a lot also , great potential

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Fortunus

@Quiny

1Mo·

$WINC vs. $JEGP

I'm interested to know why many $JEGP (-0,14 %) in the portfolio, although there is also the $WINC (-0,48 %) which pursues a similar strategy but has a higher return and higher distribution so far.

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Yieldrology@Yield-Ahead

1Mo

The two have very different profiles. One is strongly oriented towards the MSCI World Minimum Volatility Index (JEPG). The other is based instead on the classic MSCI World with its usual composition (WINC). I don't need that in my portfolio, for example. It would be too redundant for me. That's why JPM's active approach is more interesting for me.

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FullSelfDrivingLastenalpakaverleih

@DoppelSchlechtMinus

1Mo·

It was nice...

... but plays a role alongside the larger positions of $HMWO (-0,82 %) and $TDIV (-0,49 %) simply no longer plays a meaningful role in my portfolio.

I will probably add to it next week after the ex-day $WINC (-0,48 %) after the ex-day.

11.07

iShares STOXX Europe 600 ETF

a vendu x634,9 à 55,21 €

35 049,52 €

30,69 %

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Fortunus@Quiny

1Mo

Exactly my setup:
$HMWO + $TDIV + $WINC + a few smaller satellites

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CieloAzul

@Cieloazul

1Mo·

Dividend for July 2025

$WINC (-0,48 %) Hi... does anyone know when the dividend for August will be published... we already have July 07....

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He-Man D.@He-Man

1Mo

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QUANTIJS

@QUANTIJS

2Mo·

Monthly alternative WINC

$WINC (-0,48 %) seems to perform similar to $VWRL (-0,55 %) including dividends but pays dividends. I like this, because I can decide what to reinvest it in to. But I would prefer monthly payments. Does anyone know if there is an alternative that pays monthly instead of quarterly?

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Beleggen M.@fund_whisperer_1682

2Mo

Hey Tijs, not equal to $VWRL but $JEGP a nice "cheaper" alternative which hopefully in the next few years (10 to 20 ) will be at the same or better level as the $VWRL if you are looking for an alternative to $VWRL I would check out $FTWG same story as $WINC but a 1-1 copy good luck !

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Beleggen M.

@fund_whisperer_1682

3Mo·

Long term investor

Don't have a huge cash balance available ?

But still want to invest in a all world ETF + High dividend yield

Take a look to below 2 ETF's

$FTWG (-0,85 %) + $WINC (-0,48 %)

These "young" etfs exist no longer then 2 years are a catch of a buy (below 6.50 euro each)

and generating dividend (quaterly)

What are your toughts !?

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Das Portfoliopferd@Portfoliopferd

3Mo

My thoughts are:
1. I personally have the $FTWG as my main ETF.
2. The price of 6,50€ does not matter at all, as you can buy fractions. So it doesnt matter if i buy in a savings plan an etf which costs 6,50€ or 6500€
3. That an etf does not exist for a long time, is generally a negative sign, as it has no long term track record where it can proof, that it has not tracking error or tracking difference.

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I wanted to add

My first WINC dividend payment, nice income alternative to VWRL

$WINC vs. $JEGP

It was nice...

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