Hello everyone,
When I started I "just started" and of course made mistakes. It's typical when you think you're smarter than the market or are chasing hype. Now I'm slowly shifting my portfolio towards dividends. This is only happening slowly because I don't want to sell the shares at a loss.
The $JEGP (+0 %) I've brought into the boat and am currently considering whether $O (+0,3 %) into this one. Or add them on the side $MAIN (+0,32 %) as a monthly payer. I'm convinced by all three.
$JEGP (+0 %) currently has about half the payout at half the value. The advantage is that it is simpler and no withholding tax is deducted.
What do you think?
Three-pronged with $O (+0,3 %) and $MAIN (+0,32 %) or single-track pure $JEGP (+0 %) and then maybe add the other two at some point.
The aim is to create the following portfolio via the savings rate
$VWRL (+0,2 %) 60%
$TDIV (+0,74 %) 10%
$FGEQ (-0,13 %) 10%
$JEGP (+0 %) 10%
$BTC (-0,14 %) 10%
and supplement it with shares.
Of course, everything is long-term (I still have at least 24 years until retirement) and buy'n hold.
Oh yes: concrete gold is available and will remain so.
Discussion is open. Thanks for the feedback.
