Expanding core position TDIV.)

Hi everyone,

I'm currently facing a question that everyone probably likes to ask themselves, but I have around €10,000 to invest and I'm not sure where to put it at the moment.

I am saving both the $TDIV (-0,13%) as well as the $VHYL (-0,25%) as a dividend earner but also the $IWDA (-0,29%) as my core

My general goal is to have a good mix of dividend stocks ($KO, $SBMO (+1,63%) etc) and growth/tech stocks ($GOOGL (-1,03%) ). Overall, I want to continue this trend and therefore ask you for recommendations

Good morning and have a nice weekend.

I have noticed for some time that two of my positions

$TDIV (-0,13%)

$SGBS (-0,28%)

have price movements outside trading hours and also at the weekend.

I am of the opinion that this did not exist in 2025, at least not at the end of 2025.

There was no movement at night or at the weekend.

In contrast to

$IWDA (-0,29%) and

$EIMI (-0,05%)

they have no movement.

Is this new since 2026, or have I missed something?

Yours sincerely

Carsten

While some people's portfolios are deep red, my portfolio reached a new ATH again today, although the Fear & Greed Index is only at 44. It's hard to imagine what would happen if we were to reach the 80 range. On days like this, you know that the path is absolutely the right one 🤑 $CSNDX (-0,22%) and $TDIV (-0,13%) and a few individual shares make it so easy to increase returns and you have time for the important things in life 🙏🏼

$BTC (+1,33%) but this is tracked separately and only distorts the percentage return.

I wish everyone continued rising prices, although a correction couldn't hurt to buy more intensively 🚀

$TDIV (-0,13%)

$IUIT (-0,8%)

My dears, there will probably be a good shift into conservative values today.

Congratulations to the dividend investors 💐🎂

@Dividendenopi
@SAUgut777

Is this the fear of investors, who of you are buying now.

And Again ATH

Through the €51 limit $TDIV (-0,13%) 📈💪

For a nice supplementary pension, since our friends in the cabinet want us to keep working until age 70

It's not about getting in, it's more about getting out.

I actually wanted to take the falling dividend in May, but the share price is currently developing in such a way that I'm tempted to give up the dividend

The share price is only 6.5% down, including dividends from the last few years, so I'm going out with +.

I would immediately invest the proceeds in the $TDIV (-0,13%) put