1Sem.·

Best Dividend ETF Combination?

What do you think of this dividend ETF combination?

$LDGL (-0,37 %) & $WINC (-0,31 %)

7 Commentaires

Gurkenboss@Gurkenboss

1Sem.

You can do that, but you need to be aware of the risks associated with $WINC. I would choose $LDGL and $TDIV as my core holdings and a small position in $WINC 🤔

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emppsb@emppsb

1Sem.

@PhilPS What weights would you use for these three positions?

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Gurkenboss@Gurkenboss

1Sem.

@emppsb 50% $TDIV, 30% $LDGL, 20% $WINC

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SanSebastian@WarrenamBuffet

1Sem.

That's possible

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Stulle 🥪@Stullen-Portfolio

1Sem.

Um... that one isn't a dividend ETF, sorry.

Maybe look into covered calls again and familiarize yourself with the structure as well as the pros and cons, taking market phases into account.
If you’re still convinced by the product after that, then go ahead and do it—even if it isn’t a dividend ETF.

Best regards,
🥪

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Dylan V.@Legend14

1Sem.

Are u not taxed in ur dividends?

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NichtRelevant@NichtRelevant

1Sem.

For my income-generating portfolio, I also opted for a combination of a CC ETF and a "regular" dividend ETF. In my case, it’s a combination of $TDIV and $WINC. It’s not exactly the same, but the underlying concept is similar. With covered call ETFs, there’s always the risk that a sharp downturn will be harder—or nearly impossible—to recover from. But with this combination, I think the overall approach is more reasonable. Together, TDIV and WINC make up about 30% of my portfolio and are equally weighted.

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