
JPM Global Equity Premium ETF
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118Keep buying VHYL
After months again increased my position in $VHYL (+0,77%)
The next month I will stay $JEGP (-0,13%)
$VWRL (+1,17%) and $VHYL (+0,77%) buy
Expanded :)
Now 233 x $JEGP (-0,13%) owned.
Bought the Jgpi etf again
Today I bought the $JEGP (-0,13%) etf again, 10 shares at an average price of €23,45 each (including transaction costs).
I currently own 175 shares, which currently yields +- €297 per year in dividends.

Dividends for growth strategy
Hi everyone,
I am in my mid-20s and still at the beginning of my time on the stock market and would like to invest for property and to close the pension gap. I am currently pursuing the growth strategy and only have accumulating ETFs in addition to individual shares. With the current dividends, I remain well below the annual tax-free allowance.
In your opinion, does it make sense to start investing in a distributing ETF such as $JEGP (-0,13%) to take advantage of the tax-free amount or would you only start doing this when you need additional (monthly) CF in addition to your salary/pension?
Further tags: $TDIV (+0,94%)
The advantage of putting 20k into a shaker is that you don't use the tax-free amount directly, but you can gradually approach it without immediately tearing it off (or keep selling to stay close to it. That's not the point either)... I wrote an article on this at some point that compares the two. But I can't find it so quickly
Subsequent purchase of the JPM Global Euity Premium ETF
For my long-term goal, which consists of a dividend strategy, I want to build up a monthly passive income. With this $JEGP (-0,13%) I don't think you can go wrong in the long term :D
From Passive Income to Active Growth: Let’s Talk Growth Stocks
Hey Getquin community! I’ve been investing for a while now, mostly following a DCA strategy, with about 70% of my portfolio in ETFs and the remaining 30% in individual stocks. Lately, the dividends from my ETFs are starting to add up, as the JGPI ETF marks it record dividend,, and I’m looking to turn that into a real snowball effect! The upcoming month we can expect up to 33 cents per share JGPI! ❄️📈
With current market trends like AI acceleration and rising interest rates affecting value stocks, I’m exploring individual stocks to complement my ETF base. Ideally companies with strong growth capabilities in the upcoming years. Having a long-term vision for revenue and price growth of which you think now has a fair price. As I already have ETFs, I want to add more individual stocks from my dividends.
My latest dividend was reinvested into AMD, but I’m now considering adding exposure to more risk-oriented stocks.
What are your current high-conviction stock picks for long-term growth? Drop your insights or strategies below. I am really looking forward to hearing your thoughts! 🙌🏼
Work in progress
Ciao a tutti ragazzi!
Vorrei condividere con voi la mia allocazione ideale per il portafoglio, come letto dal titolo è ancora un work in progress, sto piano piano aggiungendo le posizioni man mano che si presentano le opportunità.
Piccolo contesto: ho 24 anni, sono uno studente all’ultimo anno di medicina e sto pian piano mettendo soldi da parte da poter investire sia grazie al mio lavoro part time (preparazione per il test di medicina e ripetizioni per gli esami dei primi anni) sia grazie ai risparmi che avevo già da parte. La piattaforma che utilizzo per investire attualmente è Directa.
Diciamo che il mio obiettivo al momento è raggiungere negli anni una somma investita di 50k euro in ETF ed azioni a distribuzione, idealmente così ripartita:
CORE
-30k in etf mercati sviluppati improntati alla crescita (10k/30k)
Quelli selezionati sono $FGEQ (+0,62%) (10k/10k) , $TDIV (+0,94%) (0k/10k) e $HMWO (+0,87%) (0k/10k), in modo da avere entrate ogni mese, poichè distribuiscono in maniera alternata;
SATELLITE
-5k in etf mercati emergenti (0k/5k)
Ho scelto $IEEM (+2,27%) per diversificare;
-5k in etf ad alta distribuzione (2,5k/5k)
In questa categoria possiedo $VHYL (+0,77%) ;
-5k in etf attivi basati su opzioni (5k/5k)
Qui ho già completato la mia posizione in $JEGP (-0,13%) , che tra l’altro distribuisce mensilmente ;
-5k in azioni italiane singole (0k/5k)
In questa categoria ho già selezionato alcune delle possibili aggiunte, come $PST (+0,79%) , $ISP (+2,02%) e $TRN (-1,46%) , ma al momento i prezzi sono troppo alti e non sono intenzionato ad acquistare ora;
Considerazioni e spiegazione strategia: parto dicendo che so che alla mia età sarebbe meglio acquistare strumenti ad accumulazione per la migliore fiscalità e crescita nel tempo, ma personalmente l’idea di ricevere un flusso di cassa mensile (seppur ancora piccolo) senza dover fare assolutamente nulla ha un impatto psicologico importante, e vederlo crescere piano piano mi da molte soddisfazioni e mi motiva a continuare su questa strada. Ho iniziato subito posizionandomi sugli etf ad alto dividendo come $JEGP (-0,13%) e $VHYL (+0,77%) in modo da avere già da subito una piccola spinta nella strategia; ho fatto incetta di $FGEQ (+0,62%) durante la prima settimana di aprile sfruttando il crollo lampo che c’è stato, ed ora sto accumulando liquidità in attesa di un altro possibile storno: idealmente la prossima mossa sarà iniziare ad accumulare quote di $TDIV (+0,94%) per diversificare anche in valuta: ultimo appunto, gli etf scelti sono anche di emittenti diversi in modo da diversificare anche sotto questo aspetto.
Fatemi sapere cosa ne pensate!
Why you wanna put 5k in a Single italian Stock? Only because you are from italy? Or because you think that these companies are good ones? If you only want to invest cause you are from Italy i would ovething that. That's a home bias and most likely not good long term.
You are saying your aim is to invest in growth oriented etfs and you are also saying you have some money set aside that you wanna invest slowly. If your focus is on growth, why not invest everything that's possible right now? Time in the market beets timing the market. Especially when you focus is growth.
The job of a Core is to build the majority of your portfolio and be the backbone of it. If the 3 stocks you mentioned are supposed to be your core then your main goal should be to build them up first and asap. Why are you already buying the satellites if you do not have a core yet? That means your satellites are your core right now and you are not following the strategy you are mentioning here.
You do not really get an advantage by buying high divident etfs up front. If you have a strategy that's awesome but than stick to it and do not act differently. If you have a strategy but you are not following it it's useless to have one :)
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