6Mes·

Evening

currently $O (+0,06%) buy or wait until the share falls below €50 again? And is it worth holding a dividend share with €500 to start with?

Thanks for your opinion and have a nice evening...

12 Commenti

Patrick Schäfer@Hotte1909

6Mes

It depends on what you have in mind.
You would receive around €2 per month. If you continue to save them, the purchase is actually relatively irrelevant. As a one-off purchase, it's actually pointless. As your money will probably earn more elsewhere

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Tycon@Tycon

6Mes

@Hotte1909 planned to buy again and again at low prices in order to hold the position for the long term...

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Leo@MCKrummel-Divi-Holding

6Mes

@Hotte1909 So, in your opinion, you would have to spend €5,000 everywhere to make it worthwhile!!! I see it differently. Especially where other returns are clear, but at what risk. What do you recommend outside of tech and crypto that is simply inflating too much at the moment?

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Patrick Schäfer@Hotte1909

6Mes

@MCKrummel-Divi-Holding No, that's not what I said. If the positions continue to be saved, the entry is relatively irrelevant, as you keep on buying anyway. If the price falls, so does your ek. If the price rises, your ek also goes up. For me, the risk/reward ratio would be too high for a one-off purchase.
I hardly have any tech shares myself (Nintendo since 2008 and Apple since 2013) and I only have a gambling position in cryptos Kaspa and Best to get the giveaways.
But back to the topic.
Of course, it depends on the size of the portfolio. If I were to put €500 into a Canadian chip shop, that would be less than 0.1% of my portfolio. If the money was gone, I wouldn't even see it in the annual view.
If someone with a 1000€ portfolio invests 500€ in the same place, that's 33% of their portfolio. I hope you understand what I'm trying to say.

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All-in-or-nothing@All-in-or-nothing

6Mes

@MCKrummel-Divi-Holding But you do realize that REITs traditionally have an absolutely miserable risk/reward ratio, right😅🤷🏼‍♂️?

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Leo@MCKrummel-Divi-Holding

6Mes

@Hotte1909 that's how it works for me. Thank you!

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Ben@ben922

6Mes

@All-in-or-nothing what do you mean?

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Ruben Schoff@Sand

6Mes

@Hotte1909 How does 2.00/mth work out at the current exchange rate and an investment of 500 euros? I have 50 units and the net amount is 6.95 euros per month. You probably mean gross

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Patrick Schäfer@Hotte1909

6Mes

@Sand Yes, I have now assumed that the tax-free amount has not been exhausted. You can get withholding tax back and that was only a rough calculation.
But of course you can also calculate it exactly. Price 53€ are 9.43 shares x0.249€ =2.34€, whereby the withholding tax is credited back to the withholding tax, so let's just assume 26.3% (without church) is about 0.62€ deduction. So we are at 1.72€

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PeterH@Dartbord

6Mes

I bought below 50 in the last dip, I'm looking to buy some more in the coming weeks, but I'm not waiting for it to drop below 50. If it does drop some more, I'll just buy even more shares. :-) I think it's important to keep in mind what your goal is. If you are building a long term dividend portfolio, it matters little if the stock drops another 5 or 10 percent in the short term, that's all just noise in the long term. Just buy and keep buying as long as you believe this is a good stock to buy and hold long term. (remember to ALWAYS do your own research, do not just ask others for advice and do that because someone else told you. Having your own conviction in why you buy and own (and keep owning) a stock is very important to sleep soundly at night).

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bls@market_mastermind_25

6Mes

I am not sure it will get to 50. The difference between today and where it might fall is small. If you like the yield today and can hold for a bit I’d say jump in.

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Matthias@Rebellion81

6Mes

I will also wait until it falls below 50 euros again.

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