3Sem.·

ETF sold

I know - everyone is always hitting the $JEGP (+0,59 %) the I've now sold it.

For me, however, it's not so much because I don't like it, but because I already have another CC distribution $WINC (+0,55 %) I already have another CC distribution ETF in my portfolio, which is significantly larger in terms of volume. So I'm now removing the duplication and keeping my portfolio in order.

27.04

JPM Global Equity Premium ETF

a vendu x635 à 22,23 €

14 116,05 €

3,25 %

8 Commentaires

❤️DIST-LOVE@DISTLOVE

2Sem.

Unfortunately, performance has been very modest in recent months. But this is due to the index. I am holding for the long term.

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I. G.@MrDividend_108

3Sem.

I bought JEPG in March and now I am -6% 🙄 WINC don't pay every month like JEPG but is very good 😄

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NichtRelevant@NichtRelevant

3Sem.

@MrDividend_108 I think it's going up again. For me, however, it was just a bit too much CC-ETF and I wanted to reallocate a little.

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Musikerie@Musikerie

3Sem.

I can see that the thing was only launched in January and has since then +5.3% ... Respect guys, that's the way to trade

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Thomas@Thomas_1963

2Sem.

The $JEGP caused me a loss of over 5k last year. Actually, I never wanted to have anything to do with CC ETFs again.
However, I could become weak again with $WINC.
Less heavily weighted and via a savings plan?

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NichtRelevant@NichtRelevant

2Sem.

@Thomas_1963 I think you always have to keep your own goals in mind. My portfolio is primarily a distribution portfolio, so Winc simply fits in well with the concept.

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Sven@Svengus

@Thomas_1963 I feel the same way at the moment. My portfolio is heavily geared towards distributions and I would like to shift some of it to $WINC. I think it's so good that I'm still looking for the hook!

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Thomas@Thomas_1963

@Svengus I have already changed my mind about CC-ETFs. 🥴
Yes, I have added $WINC to my portfolio. In my wife's portfolio with a one-off investment and in my portfolio I'm starting a savings plan next week (250 euros per week). The weighting in both portfolios should not exceed 10%.

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