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Nice dividend

Nice little dividend from $FGEQ (-0,13 %) arrived yesterday.💸

And a nice weekend to you all.

28.11
Fidelity Global Quality Income ETF logo
Reçu x177,89 dividendes à 0,0437 $US
7,774 $US
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Due to the "nice little dividend", I cleaned out the ETF last week.
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@RealMrKrabs You just need more shares, then the dividend is also higher 🚀
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@MoneyISnotREAL but the performance remains equally poor. In addition, the dividend has not grown as expected over the last 3 years that I have held the ETF. I now prefer to put the 3000€ I had in the FGEQ into individual stocks. Most of it in my $VICI position
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@RealMrKrabs $HMWO would probably have been better
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@GoDividend have the $VWRL running in the savings plan
@RealMrKrabs $VICI has performed worse?
I don't know the ETF, so I can only guess from the name that it filters the world market for quality.

You would have to put it side by side with a normal world ETF, because the top 10 look very similar.

I don't have this ETF in my portfolio myself.
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@MoneyISnotREAL VICI is not an ETF. The dividend is better and the business model is stable. I wanted to top up the position anyway to optimize my entry price 😄
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@RealMrKrabs the performance remains the same but you invest the money in Vici? Well, Vici was massively outperformed by the ETF. I'm just saying. 🤷🏻‍♂️
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@DividendenWaschbaer First of all, you can't compare an ETF and VICI. In terms of cash flow, VICI is of course better and I therefore have different expectations of the investment. FGEQ has disappointed me immensely in terms of returns and, above all, the lack of dividend growth. $VWRL is replacing FGEQ completely and I was just waiting to get rid of my shares
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@MoneyISnotREAL it is not meaningful to compare it with a normal world ETF, as it has not been around for that long
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@RealMrKrabs I can understand that. I only still have it because I don't want to pay taxes.
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Very good! That'll be enough for a scoop of ice cream in 2026!
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I also had the $FGEQ in my savings plan for a while. Unfortunately, it didn't perform very well over the YTD and 1-year periods. On a longer historical view, it looks better. I then ran out of patience and switched to $TDIV and the CC ETFs $JEGP and $WINC, which are universally hated by the community.
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Yes, also in the savings plan. Hasn't done so well in recent years, but the strategy fits. It'll be fine.
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