Yes, I do. But I usually dont mention it because it is so much hated here at getquin. 😅 Whenever I do I get tons of comments that there is no point in high dividends if the ETF 'only goes down'. For me the ETF has not gone down, it has slightly gone up. Of course there is risk involved, but I simply want some CashFlow out of my portfolio.
@NichtRelevant Same for me, Entry around €23. and i do agree, a lot of negativity around here.. Only see a lot of the same (influenced) stocks around..
But got to admit, also found some interesting stocks by other people over here !
That's why i also started project NON influenced stocks (LOL)
Let's hope JGPI will bring us more dividend in 2026 !
I have $JEGP Dividend ETF for sure! but not in my portfolio for spectacular share price appreciation. Indeed, if I'm going purely for value growth, there are probably better options.
I see this ETF as something else - a little "income factory."
What appeals to me is the monthly dividend. That consistent cash flow may not feel as exciting as a stock price rising 30% a year, but it gives me something much more valuable: predictable, passive income. New capital comes in every month that I can reinvest immediately.
And that, for me, is where the power lies. With that monthly dividend stream, I can more quickly capitalize on opportunities in undervalued stocks that "everyone is clamoring for" when they've been hit hard. Instead of waiting until I can put in new money myself, I let JPGI generate capital in advance that goes to work for me.
So I use it not as a growth engine, but as a cash flow generator within my portfolio. For me it's simple: value growth I buy selectively. But JPGI ensures that I have continuous ammunition to do so.