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Constant dripping also wears away the 3 milestone 👍🏻

...remember exactly when I took this beautiful and motivating screenshot of my portfolio on May 31, 2024.

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At that time, I had been investing in equities for exactly 12 months and, after the first 1-2 months of dreaming big about penny stocks 🫣 and after some training, I had defined my new personal strategy and goals, but more importantly, I had also consistently implemented them since then.


I then reached the first milestone I had set myself with a portfolio value of €10,000 on time in 08/2024 and also the second milestone, dividend >= €500, on time at the end of 2024.


Since then, my new chosen milestones 3 and 4 have been: portfolio value €20,000 by 08/2025 and dividends >= €1000 by 12/2025.


Since Friday, milestone 3 has even been reached almost 2 months earlier than planned...

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...and milestone 4 is also in sight early on with ~€500 in dividends received so far and ~€1000 still to be expected and is probably only a matter of time 🤗

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If the question now arises that these are only gross dividends, I would like to point out that of €136.35 in May dividends, €125.90 remained net and that's how it actually looks in relation to each dividend month.


I generally have very little withholding tax to pay and the two ETFs also have a 30% tax exemption, so the €1000 FSA becomes a little more net of gross in percentage terms. In addition, with $VICI (+0,07 %) I currently only have one pure US share in my portfolio and the remaining US share is in the two ETFs.


Another target for dividends, i.e. milestone 6, is >= €2000 for 2026, so the FSA would also be fully utilized after the marriage and not a single cent would be given away 😉


Even if May turned out a little poorer...


...new additions:

$1211 (+1,8 %)

$3750 (+2,24 %)


Stocked up:

$HAUTO (-0,16 %)


Liquidated:

$QYLE (+0 %)

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...everything is on target for the long term...

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...even if we are only looking at a boring dividend and not a highflyer portfolio, it has been beating since the beginning (well 2 months of penny stocks deducted) for 2 years and I am quite satisfied with my performance since my strategy change 08/2023...

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And so I will continue to stick to my current strategy and expand it within the scope of my possibilities.


The attentive reader will certainly have noticed that milestone 5 is still missing, but unlike 6, I won't set it until the end of the year and my target plan until then would be 25k+ and then we'll see...


...in the meantime, the last IHK exam (tax law) on the way to becoming a financial accountant is also coming up and who knows, maybe I can then increase my monthly savings rate of €550-700 a little more 🤷‍♂️


Anyway, until the next water level report, I wish us all a good hand on the path of at least 6 figures and stay true to your resolutions ✌🏻

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Suck it! Or how do you put it? 🐖👍

As long as you stay above 13%pa, it's fine.
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@Epi SAUgut 😉
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Congratulations! I probably have a similar trajectory - except I started my investment journey around 8 years ago.

The first few years were adventurous and without a clear strategy. Jumping on every 2nd stock idea, copying stock market letters etc. Then 4 years ago I consistently switched to a (high) dividend strategy.

The result today: 2.6K net dividend payout in April (calculated annual average 2025 according to Divvydiary currently €1808 net). The portfolio is extremely stable. Due to the high distributions (currently 6.3% personal dividend yield) it feeds itself in parts (reinvest everything) and savings plans continue to run.

My goal 4 years ago was 2.5K net per month. Now I have raised my goal to 4.5K net per month because I think that with this amount you are really "financially free" and can afford to only work on what you enjoy 100%.

I wish you continued success! Stay true to your strategy! Best regards 😀
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@Marcel76 thank you and I can already see that we seem to have fundamentally similar trains of thought 😉

I also fully reinvest my dividends and am always happy about the additional opportunities, especially as dividends usually result in further dividends, which keeps the snowball rolling...
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👍🏽 Nice (success) story and ultimately it is crucial that you stand behind your strategy and follow it consistently.
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MEGA.
You can see how important it is to consistently pursue your goals.
And we don't care about one 🍊 either.
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Stabil! 🍻
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MEGA
Thanks for sharing 😘
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Great guy, super motivation 💪 Keep it up!
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Why liquidate the $QYLE? I still have it and continue to use it...
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@Hansetradee The decisive factor for me was that, unlike its index, it falls very quickly, but is then very difficult to move forward again.

Dividends or no dividends, I pulled my money out despite the minus with a small plus below the line and put it elsewhere.

In addition, my FSA was corrected by the minus achieved despite a slight plus at the bottom line...i.e. the minus was credited to my FSA.
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