11Mo·

Are there actually any other good alternatives to

$VHYL (-0,76 %) I am looking for a 2nd Etf that does not include the MSCI World IT $WITS (+1,65 %) are included. Mainly DIV shares.


Edit:

My strategy:

I've always tried a lot and my savings plan currently looks like this, which I really want to let run for a long time now:


320€ per month:

8 shares 30€ each (SAP, Siemens, Allianz, Linde, Petrobras, Cameco, Rheinmetall, Stellantis)

2 Etf (MSCI World IT 50€ and a 2nd as described above, 30€)


I also invest between €200-1000 per month in other shares and derivatives.


In addition to the above, I have shares in

Japan: Itochu, Mitsubishi, Hitachi

Germany: Mutares SE, RWE, Deutsche Post, Heidelberg

USA: Blackrock, Hercules Cap, Microsoft

Kazastan: Kazatomprom


RWE will be bought next.


As a derivative with 5 Omega/leverage:

AMD

Amazon

Adobe and Google will be added.





Thank you.

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@McCrispy this etf includes the IT he does not want. Btw, $GGRP is div growth, he asks alternative for high div yield. $ISPA and $TDIV are.
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@JorisInvests yeah he wants high yield but high yield is risky so i showed him this etf so he can invest in stability and dividends
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@McCrispy between 2,5 and 5% dividend is enough. My growth comes from MSCI IT. The Challenge of Vanguards High Div is the numbers of position in it. The top 10 makes only 13%. I search for a etf with positions like P&g, Realty Income, Cola, Pepsi, Henkel, Mercedes, Hercules like that, with lesser than 100 positions and a smart growth (7-15%pa) and a div of 2,5%-5%. Most of the div ETFs have some growth parts like MS, Apple aso. That are also in the msci IT. I want to reduce my positions in my portfolio.

Thanks a lot.
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$FGEQ $ZPRA $GGRP and $SPYD are in my savings plan
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Almost every ETF is better than $VHYL
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@Pruegelknabe please what
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@Pruegelknabe why would they go into negative territory?
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@Pruegelknabe and why should that be the case?
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