Posted new video discussing my purchase in $TDIV (+0,12%) last week. Feel free to take a look. 🤩

Portfolio €34,150 - Purchased another €1350 worth of TDIV!

https://youtu.be/QTiw_6uUX1Y

Hello everyone,

I finally got Uniimmo Deutschland liquidated after a 2-year notice period. The fund comes from a legacy.

In terms of size, it corresponds to 8% of my portfolio.

I have considered reinvesting this amount as follows: $TDIV (+0,12%) with 80%, 10% $EXCH (-0,4%) , 8% $EWG2 (-0,4%) and 2% $BTC (-0,13%)

What would be your ideas when looking at my portfolio?

Tomorrow together,

I need your opinion again.

I am 22 years old, a student and currently save 500 euros a month in all ETFs.

My goal is to build up assets in the long term.

Should I liquidate the $TDIV (+0,12%) and switch to the other ETFs? Or just carry on as before? How would you proceed?

Feel free to share further recommendations or improvements.

Thank you.

I hesitate to hold DCA, or build up more cash. The doubt because I want to have more cash on hand for a crash on certain stocks.

Indeed, I see that I have missed out on some returns since April. Still, I can't complain.

I want to receive the last 1000 euros from dividends in the coming year to reach 30k.

I have already come this far!

What would you guys do?

$NOVO B (+0,65%)
$VHYL (-0,23%)

$TDIV (+0,12%)

$ASRNL (-0,37%)

and one more $TDIV (+0,12%)

The dividend portfolio was replenished today - 11.51 shares of VanEck Developed Markets High Dividend at € 43.43 each, an investment of just under € 500.

The ETF focuses on high-dividend companies from the developed markets. Objective: 📥 regular cash flow in the form of dividends, which is then reinvested. For me, a good addition to the FTSE All-World to boost income somewhat.

I am interested:

📌 Do you also have targeted dividend ETFs in your portfolio or do you prefer to focus solely on growth?

📌 Do you reinvest the distributions or do you use them as passive income?

Looking forward to your opinions and strategies! 🚀

$ESGS (-0,75%) is my largest position in my core. But somehow nothing comes of it and it is always 1-2% in the red.

Thinking about selling completely and going into the popular $TDIV (+0,12%) to go?

I also urgently need to clean up my individual stocks, but where to start 😜. I've been actively investing for 1.5 years now and, like probably many others, made stupid decisions in the first year.

$TDIV (+0,12%) ... because payouts are sexy...

Hello everyone,

I have added savings plans to my portfolio

$TDIV (+0,12%) Savings rate 250 Euro

$FLXD (-0,1%) Savings rate 250 Euro

$EMBE (-0,16%) Savings rate 500 Euro

and for bad times

$SGBS (-0,55%) Savings rate 500 Euro

I want to invest dividends in

$WEBG (-0,45%) with savings installments for the time being.

The monthly installments will mainly be paid from the rental income.

Rental income from apartments approx. 2,100 euros per month

Loan for apartments 600 euros

Loan for own house 1,000 euros

Plan 2025:

I am negotiating to buy a bungalow to rent out.

Price not yet fixed but around 400k.

Expected rent 1.500 Euro cold month.

Plan is made for two reasons.

Tax optimization

Sale of an apartment in the next few years to realize profits. Price increase for the apartments is no longer expected due to year of construction and condition, but bungalow with 650m2 plot I still expect price increases. I want to reallocate the utilized leverage effect of the apartment.

Rent increases are still a given. Demand for apartments is very strong, I have not had a change of tenant for 4-5 years despite drastic rent increases and drastic increases in ancillary costs. Therefore, the sale of the apartment is only a brainstorming, but the purchase of further units is planned due to tax optimization.

Wanted to give an update after a long time.

Hello,

I've been playing with shares for the last few weeks and would now like to reduce the number. Do you see any of my shares that you would definitely sell before they go under?

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