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Sell Nasdaq 100 ETF and switch to TDIV?

Hello everyone.


The following thought: to sell my $CSNDX (+0,42 %) with just under 35% or just under 15K plus and switch to the $TDIV (+0,04 %) shift into the Dividends are great, without question.


I would also significantly reduce my US share.


Please don't read up on taxes, I'm aware of that.


Other thoughts on this are welcome. Thank you very much

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I would reduce the FTSE by 10% and bring the TDIV to the level of the CSNDX (approx. 15%).
I like the Nasdaq100 and TDIV as a combination.
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@Olli68 I hadn't even thought of that. It's actually a good approach too 👍
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Isn't it attractive to hold both ETFs? One is full to the brim with financials, the other has none at all? 🤔
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With a focus on dividends, you are simply foregoing price returns in the long term. But I'm sure you know that, otherwise you wouldn't have the covered call ETF ;-) . In my opinion, the distributing FTSE all world would be the better compromise (or split between TDIV and FTSE), but that may not be enough dividend for you. Just a thought, and without any ill-tempered comments on taxes :-) Regards
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@Dominik_76 But dividends also taste good from time to time
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@Dominik_76 I already have ftse as a distributor, TDIV also with 20k in it. Of course I'll miss out on returns, but I'm not that young anymore, I'm 46. Dividends are just fine, and above all who knows how long I'll live.

It's not that it's urgent. I'm just collecting opinions
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@Dominik_76 Which CC do you mean? The $JEGP?
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@Weissach Yes, that may be the case, but it comes at a price and is a question of how much dividend you need. If the NASDAQ 100 is kicked out and the focus is only on dividends, then the total return will fall by the wayside in the long term. If that's what you consciously want, then that's fine.
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@ScorpionfromBW Yes, it's just a thought. That's why I was also thinking about the FTSE (partly shifting to it), because you already have it and it also pays out dividends and if you also say you're older, then it would be less risky because it's more broadly diversified than the TIVD. The CC thing was just a little side blow ;-)
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I think it's a great idea 👍
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