Xtrackers Stoxx Global Sel Div 100 Swap ETF (XGSD) Forum Analyses

Bruzze T.

@Steel-Team

1Mo·

Expand a little more. And thank goodness no withholding tax because of the swap 😀

24.09

Xtrackers Stoxx Global Sel Div 100 Swap ETF

Acheté x155,71 à 28,90 €

4 500,22 €

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Ella Marie Waschbär@DividendenWaschbaer

1Mo

US withholding tax is cheaper than pure German tax. Just saying

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Philip

@DaPhil

1Mo·

Do you know why this ETF $XGSD (-0,88 %) stocks in the portfolio, such as Amazon, which do not pay any dividends?

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All-in-or-nothing@All-in-or-nothing

1Mo

And once again the keyword: synthetic replication. Feel free to google it, it helps allen👍🏻😅.

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Zmirnof

@Zmirnof

5Mo·

Feedback sur mon portefeuille

I'd like to hear your opinion on my portfolio, I'm very focused on dividends as I want to live off them later. My parents gave me more investment funds before, but I have already switched to dividend ETFs and $MAIN (+0,01 %) switched. On $XGSD (-0,88 %) I save 250 euros a month and 250 euros on $WCSS (-0,41 %) and 100 euros on $V3PL (-0,05 %) .

8Positions

72 307,77 €

4,84 %

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Joris@JorisInvests

5Mo

I'm not a fan of Swap etfs, so I would prefer $ISPA over $XGSD, but I guess you are going for the higher div yield. For the rest nice portfolio, keep it up

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Age65

@Age65

1Année·

Hello all,

I have a question, with Google I can not find a satisfactory answer, maybe you can help me.

$ISPA (-1,36 %) and $XGSD (-0,88 %)

They track the same index but have very different dividend payouts, but the chart itself is the same for both 1:1.

What is the reason for this? The only explanation I have is that one replicates physically and the other synthetically. If this is the case, why is it so?

which etf makes more sense and why?

Thanks in advance

VG

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