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Next dividend announcement...

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Unfortunately, the share price has already fallen by 3% in the last month
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The Yieldmax things are pretty cool...check out the Rex ETFs
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@loginvest well, I looked at some of them, but apart from that there was nothing I really liked.

In my opinion, it's the best CC so far and $JEGP is the second winner...

But I'll have a look at the Rex ETFs, can't say anything about them yet.
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@SAUgut77 they are new.... yesterday was the first declaration date:) i still have the crypto.... have a look.... i am currently traveling in America as far as ETFs are concerned....
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$WINC might be an alternative when it comes to dividends
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This is all about stable dividends. I don't care what the share price does.
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@user5ca946a11b6a4278 Well, that's very simple thinking. Ask @SAUgut77 about the $QYLE 😇. Pays out stable dividends but more than eats away at the price. You can ride out fluctuations with stable distributions, but I would like to have my invested capital back at the end of the day
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@Dividendenopi Along the lines of €1000 price loss in 12 months but €600 dividend in 12 months ;-)
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@schlimmschlimm This happens sometimes on an annual basis, e.g. in the last few months at $O. 🤷‍♂️Man should be subject to regular reviews. And be prepared to look for alternatives if, for example, dividends are declining, profits are shrinking and the payout ratio is too high
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@Dividendenopi Yes, of course, precisely because you generally want to hold dividend stocks for the longer term. I made such a super mistake with Aker Carbon Capture A2QBSN. Typical beginner's mistake that I never really wanted to make.
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@schlimmschlimm but you learn from your mistakes, I felt the same way for the first 2 months with penny stocks 😉
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@user5ca946a11b6a4278 But that shouldn't be all that important, as @Dividendenopi has already correctly said, and yes, I can also tell you a thing or two about $QYLE and a few others, but that's also why it flew out of the depot just in time.

I also said goodbye to $O some time ago and $VICI is now the last to go.

But here I have a good feeling so far, the distributions are mega and the CC has impressively shown that it can also make up for a ~17% drop (April) and has been running quite stable sideways in a range of + - 1-2% YTD since then.

In my opinion the best CC so far, but after the experiences with CC's still under constant observation.
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@SAUgut77 I simply copy your portfolio, wait until you have posted the news about the shares and have no more work 😇😅. Joking aside, I've been "following" you for some time now and am always surprised at how similar - albeit time-delayed - the approaches are. I got rid of Vici a few weeks ago, Reality is on the list and the QYLE is slowly starting to get on my nerves 🙈 I'm staying in Reality, but as soon as the QYLE shows green in the total return due to the distributions, it will be out. And yes, you were right and I sincerely apologize 🫃
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@Dividendenopi Yes, the QYLE hasn't performed particularly well. I'm still waiting for the black zero before I can sell it. When I think that I was up almost 20% at one point. However, the Reits have developed quite well in the last few days. reality Income once again above €50. Although it went down again today of all days.
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@SAUgut77 a small beginner's question. Would you say at this stage that this can be used as a buy and hold without much experience? The aim is to utilize the allowance
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@1aDNA I can't give you an ad hoc answer to this question. For one thing, I don't know your risk profile or your investment strategy, and for another, the ETF is still relatively new, so there is no sound long-term data on it yet.

CCs are always a matter of their own and you should constantly monitor how they develop.

I already had 2 others ($QYLE / $SDPI) and threw both out again because it became clear that the capital would be eaten up by price losses despite dividends and that's not how it should be. Both times the bottom line was a small profit or + - 0, but that's what I mean by constant observation.

However, I have a good feeling about this so far, because the CC has also fully recovered from a ~17% drop in April and has been running relatively stable sideways in a range of - 1-2% to + 1-2% since YTD, but that is no guarantee for the future.

In principle, your basic idea regarding dividends and allowance is quite good, I don't do it any differently, but here you have to be aware of living with fluctuations and being able to withstand them without getting a nervous index finger, but on the other hand, as I said, always observe and weigh up risk and market.

I hope this has helped you a bit 🤷🏻‍♂️
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