iShares MSCI Europe Qlty Div ESG ETF D (EQDS) Forum Analyses

TradeErkunder

@TradeErkunder

8Mo·

$EQDS (-0,95 %) your opinion on this high dividend ETF or high dividend ETFs in general? Is it worth it?

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Bierchen C.@GuenDolf

8Mo

@DonkeyInvestor once wrote a very good article on the subject. You should have read it.
https://app.getquin.com/activity/rROZDjNjkK

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LQD

@LQD

11Mo·

Feedback sur mon portefeuille

Hello dear community.

This is my first post on this platform.

I have been investing for retirement provision for several years now.

My goal is to reach the €100,000 portfolio value by my 30th birthday (2030).

Last night at 20:05 I reached 1/4 of my goal by 2030. My first milestone, so to speak.

What do I do for a living?

I'm an industrial engineering student and have been working part-time since I started my degree (2020). I work in the energy sector.

How is the portfolio structured?

approx. 70% ETFs

(Europe is disproportionately represented compared to a normal world ETF).

Current savings plans:

$SUSW (+0,17 %) 200€/m

$LCUW (-0,05 %) 200€/m

$EQDS (-0,95 %) 100€/m

$MEUD (+0,67 %) 100€/m

approx. 20% Crypto

(Purchases were made a few years ago. I'm just holding it at the moment. Maybe it will rise to a new ATH again.

approx. 10% individual stocks

(the attempt to beat the market - has worked rather less well this year. However, this should be seen as a lesson in these areas)

You are welcome to comment on ideas / suggestions for improving my portfolio. There is certainly room for optimization.

Have a happy first advent

Jetez un coup d'œil à mon Tableau de bord maintenant !

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Marcus H.@Snopy

11Mo

I have 2 questions about your portfolio: Why 2 World ETFs? And why do you invest in both? One is quite enough here. You have a lot of overlaps here. I also think a world ETF with 400 positions is very limited. A lot is filtered out and you lose performance. The same applies to Europe: why 3 Europe ETFs? You also have a lot of overlaps here. You sometimes have companies that are included in all 3. So you have overweighted them a lot. Are you aware of that? Do you want to do that? Why make the whole thing so complicated? 1 World ETF and 1 Europe ETF is enough.

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J. König

@Koenig

2Année·

Thinning portfolio is placed in $SPYD (-0,45 %) is put into

27.10

iShares MSCI Europe Qlty Div ESG ETF D

Vendu à 4,944 €

Aktienmanie

@Aktienmanie

2Année·

Pick up some dividend stocks in Europe soon (-;

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Sedo

@Sedo

2Année·

Avis pour $EQDS

🚀 Bullish

When the only ETF I invest is green in a red sea of other ETFs that I follow... 😂

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Christopher H.@Kazamii29

2Année

Well, especially in ETF's it doesnt really matter if they're falling. You probably buying them via saving plan and thats where the cost average effect comes into play, so they have to fall at some point. Buy low, sell high, literally.

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Sedo

@Sedo

3Année·

Avis pour $EQDS

🚀 Bullish

Interest rates are going up, big tech probably will be hurt. Looks like there can be a rotation to dividend plays, some sectoral rotatians are also expected.

Tapering till 2022 summer and then increasing interest rate by FED comes into play... Well that can happen earlier. While we know this will happen, taking positions in such dividend ETFs can be wise... (Not an investment advice). Looks like many investors do this already...

I increased my Europe Dividend ETF position a lot today...

What do you guys think?

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