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Solitair
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2Mo·

A Little Shopping Spree

I took advantage of today's slight dip to buy more of a few ETFs. I also bought some Ares Capital $ARCC (+0,07 %) to lower the average cost.

On the other hand, I sold off the $SXYD (+0,26 %) that wasn’t performing well enough for me.


The cashback and roundup from Trade Republic will now go toward $ASWM (-1,34 %) , from which I’m hoping for some price appreciation in addition to the dividends.

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Dividendenopi👴@Dividendenopi
2Mo
It's a shame about the SXYD. It's pretty much the only CC that benefits from a stagnant index. Sure, you can't expect much in terms of price performance, but the distributions are steady.
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Solitair@Solitair
2Mo
@Dividendenopi "Profit" is relative. After just under a year, I'm more or less breaking even. In reality, it's probably more than that because the cashback from Trade Republic was essentially free money. With the " $ASWM," on the other hand, I'm already up 20%, though it's obviously much more volatile.
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Dividendenopi👴@Dividendenopi
2Mo
@Solitair That's a hot topic, although the "compensation for pain and suffering" is significantly higher 😉
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Peter@Beeferking76
2Mo
$JEPE statt $SXYD
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Solitair@Solitair
2Mo
@Beeferking76 I'll take a look at that
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Peter@Beeferking76
2Mo
@Solitair and my new favorite post about the Aristocrats, only for income investors $F97002 $KNG
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Solitair@Solitair
2Mo
@Beeferking76 What do you like so much about it?
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Peter@Beeferking76
2Mo
@Solitair Because management actively grants options on only 10–30% of the shares, the larger portion—which is uncapped—may benefit from rising stock prices
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Peter@Beeferking76
2Mo
@Solitair Definitely not for growth investing

If I were 20 or 30, I'd only invest in the Nasdaq and emerging markets
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Smudo@Smudeo
2Mo
With Ares $ARCC, you get a 10% dividend.
Think of it as daily/bonus income.
I’ve had it for 3 years now, so I’ve received 30%.
The share price keeps hovering around 16 euros.
In 2025, they were even above 20 euros (+35%).
In the long term, they’ll rise back to the dividend yield level.
You can’t go wrong with this.
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Solitair@Solitair
2Mo
@Smudeo I hope so. I've had them for a while now and have repurchased them every now and then.
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