AI sagt · 2024-11-19T08:10:36.462211Z

$IE000U9J8HX9 you can get started with ING-DiBa @Yield-Ahead

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I assume that it is $JEPQ. Or does it have a different abbreviation in Europe?

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Thomas@Thomas_1963

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@ScorpionfromBW Yes he did, JEQP.

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Oleg@ScorpionfromBW

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@Thomas_1963 awesome, just swapped the last two letters 🤣

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Thomas@Thomas_1963

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Probably at Trade Republic too. My 12k at Consorsbank will have to wait...

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Yieldrology@Yield-Ahead

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Very nice, thanks for the message!

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Singulus@Singulus

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What makes the ETF so appealing to you?

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Chandra@Chandra

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@Singulus Dividend investors like it.

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Singulus@Singulus

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@Chandra What makes it "better" than the NASDAQ or S&P500, which pay monthly dividends? Or the Vaneck Developed Markets?

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Thomas@Thomas_1963

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@Singulus What does better mean. A sensible addition for a dividend strategy. Of course I also have the VanEck.

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Chandra@Chandra

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@Singulus Well, it just pays out around 10%. Dividend investors like that 🤷‍♀️

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Singulus@Singulus

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@Thomas_1963 That was a serious question from me to learn something... but there was no well-founded answer yet 😌.

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Chandra@Chandra

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@Thomas_1963 I am currently considering switching my $BATS into it. The ETF is probably safer than a single share with the same payout amount. What do you think?

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Thomas@Thomas_1963

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@Singulus It is the European version of $JEPQ, which is very successful in the USA.
Based on 1 year, it has a dividend yield of 9.31% and share price growth of 17.66%. It also pays a monthly dividend.
No guarantee for the future, but I find it very interesting.

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Thomas@Thomas_1963

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@Chandra I have now also sold two individual shares and an EM dividend ETF to buy this one. I now have very few individual shares. I feel that ETFs are much safer.

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