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Orders from today

SOLD

$ASML (+2,96%) Sold for 1668€ 1x

BUY

$JEGP (+0,19%) Buy for 22,025€ 10×

$TDIV (-1,03%) Buy for 52,30€ 5x

$ALFEN (-1,61%) Buy for 14,98€ 15x

$SSLN (-3,2%) Buy for 57,60€ 5x

$SHEL (-1,88%) Buy for 35,96€ 10x

$ALTBG (-0,37%) Buy for 0,49€ 150x

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Oleg

@ScorpionfromBW

2Settimana·

Swap JEGP for WINC?

I have not been $JEGP (+0,19%) for a year now. Despite €850 in dividends, I'm still €200 in the red.

It's actually a small 15K position by my standards. I just want to test out ETFs with high dividend yields.

Would you try to sell it, fill the loss pot and add the $WINC?

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AI sagt@GoDividend

2Settimana

That's exactly how I made the switch. But I got out on the plus side. I also added the $LDGL

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Markus

@alemaorecifense

4Settimana·

Junior Depot

Hello everyone!

I started building up a small portfolio for my junior about 12 years ago. Not everything went well...but $GOOGL (+1,1%) beat them all: 81 shares, on average for 47€! We sold 15 shares in the fall for 270€, the remaining position is now up almost 20k!

The boy is only 13 - and his mother and sister are envious ;)

For some time now, I've been tormented by the question: should I reallocate or let it run? If I now gradually shift the position towards "income", e.g. into a $K0MR (+0,95%), $JEGP (+0,19%) or $JEPQ (+2,51%) (or a mixture thereof), that would certainly be a good investment in the long term:

20k * 6% = ~100€ per month!

The rest of the portfolio ($AWF , $AM (+1,67%) , $ARCC (-0,81%) , $DLR (+1,08%) , $D (+0,71%) & $RITM (+0%)) is also already generating €100 - I think that's a good basis for long-term wealth accumulation with a focus on a 2-ETF strategy!

What do you think?

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Get_Rich_or_Die_Tryin@Get_Rich_or_Die_Tryin

4Settimana

Covered call ETFs don't make any sense if you're not dependent on cash flow... they just mess up your performance in the long term. I would consider this counterproductive, especially for juniors.

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Franco

@interfrancos

1Mes·

Poor performance

$JEGP (+0,19%) This etf has a sluggish performance, can't catch up market rallies. I'm disappointed, I will reduce it when I will be again in green. For the moment, It's a hold.

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Solitair@Solitair

1Mes

And if it doesn't catch up?

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Stefan

@stevemeister96

1Mes·

Poor performance?

$JEGP (+0,19%) why has it been performing so poorly?

Is it because the underlying assets have decreased in value? Currency euro to dollar? Or is it due to its CC strategy?

Anyone have an actual explaination? Rather than the usual "because CC etf are bad" response

I know there are plenty smart financial gurus here so help me out 😁

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ETFBAAS@etfbaas

1Mes

I sold it this year....
check out $WINC same principle, only pays quarterly.
and has upside growth in price , in 2025 one of my best dividend ETF apart from $TDIV

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Justin

@TheDivWatcher

1Mes·

April update

April update

A smooth month, where the first big dividend boats land on shore

Bought:

Sold:

Dividends received this month: €99,69

Dividends per month average: €55,83

For those interested, check out my new passive income monitor app:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.swart.passiveinkomen&hl=nl

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NdB-INDX@NdB-eX

1Mes

Good job

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NichtRelevant

@NichtRelevant

1Mes·

ETF sold

I know - everyone is always hitting the $JEGP (+0,19%) the I've now sold it.

For me, however, it's not so much because I don't like it, but because I already have another CC distribution $WINC (-0,05%) I already have another CC distribution ETF in my portfolio, which is significantly larger in terms of volume. So I'm now removing the duplication and keeping my portfolio in order.

27.04

JPM Global Equity Premium ETF

Venduto x635 a 22,23 €

14.116,05 €

3,25%

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❤️DIST-LOVE@DISTLOVE

1Mes

Unfortunately, performance has been very modest in recent months. But this is due to the index. I am holding for the long term.

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DividenDaan

@DividenDaan

1Mes·

It is not an easy choice

Today i sold al my shares of $JEGP (+0,19%) and with that money I bought $DTE (+0,19%) . Still I have €550,- left behind for my next buy tomorrow when I get my loan.

Very happy with this choice.

Every one that reads this, have a nice day!

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Deutsche Telekom

Acquistato x75 a 27,66 €

2074,50 €

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NichtRelevant@NichtRelevant

1Mes

I have both $JEGP and $DTE .

I think Telekom $DTE ist at a good price if one wants to invest there. I already have a relativly large position so I am not buying more at the moment.

$JEGP I will gradually increase. It is slightly in the minus but so far dividends are good and are significally higher than the losses. I expect the losses to be temporary.

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Jefrey

@Jefrey

1Mes·

Portfolio reallocation

Maybe you've already seen my latest trade with Heijmans $HEIJM (+1,86%) . I think this is my first big adjustment in about 2 years but I think it was needed, and let me tell you why.

HEIJM and $BAMNB (+3,09%) were my positions with the most return in percentages. I also had $AXS (-0,89%) in my portfolio from from a period that I was less informed. Constructors are quitte cyclical so I want to redeem the profits I made.

On the other hand, I want more safety and my time horizon is uncertain. In may I start my first "adult" job after my study spatial planning. I want to move out but I don't know the exact moment and if my savings plan is enough for that step.

With this reasons I made the following changes in my portfolio:

Sold:

-Heijmans $HEIJM (+1,86%) : 50%

-BAM $BAMNB (+3,09%) 100%

-Accsys $AXS (-0,89%) 100%

Bought:

-Realty Income $O (-0,38%)

-JGPI Premium Income ETF $JEGP (+0,19%)

Why?

Because I wanted to have monthly income, and I wanted to introduce a REIT into my portfolio. Furthermore I want a sort of "hedge" into my account in stressfull times.

What do you think?

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Pedro P.@plbp

1Mes

I like Realty Income. I would buy more Heijmans I’m long on construction in Europe as a whole. The ETF is more defensive and dividends based if you like that I can see that working but I don’t see it growing in the next months very much.

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