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Increased again today to 750 shares. All dividends from the near future will be reinvested in this ETF.

Best wishes to everyone who also has the ETF in their portfolio. 🍀😎

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Legal & General UCITS ETF PLC - L&G Global Quality Dividends UCITS ETF - USD

Acquistato x41,87 a 9,40 €

393,59 €

15 Commenti

Markus@MarNo

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I also added the ETF to my portfolio this week and set up a savings plan. I am curious to see how it develops

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Marcelo@Marcelo-80

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The start of the ETF is very promising, how high is the dividend yield?

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Daniel Kaufmann@Wollitz

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@Marcelo-80 The expectation is for around 3-4 % in the first year. Of course, nothing can be said about growth yet, only time will tell. LG

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SanSebastian@WarrenamBuffet

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@Marcelo-80 based on the current share price approx. 3.8%

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Börsenbahnerin@Boersenbahnerin

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I have also increased to 200 shares. How will you weight the etf?

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Daniel Kaufmann@Wollitz

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@Boersenbahnerin It currently accounts for around 6% of my portfolio. The main component remains $SPYI with currently ~ 30%. Both are continuously invested in and I am aiming for c.a. 40% World IMI and 10% $IE0005AJA0P1. I also hold 4 other ETFs: Euro Stoxx 600, Ai & Big Data, Europe Industrial Sector and a distributing Italy ETF. Plus 12 individual positions. It will stay more or less like this, maybe adding or removing a position here and there, depending on the situation. Kind regards

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Thomas@Thomas_1963

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Because of the higher dividend and the monthly payment, I would like to exchange it for the $VHYL. I currently have both. I wonder who will do better in 2026?

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Daniel Kaufmann@Wollitz

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@Thomas_1963 it is simply questionable where the dividends are going with both. At the moment, I can only see that $VHYL is performing rather poorly. The dividend yield itself is also expandable, but the share price has grown quite well in the last year. Maybe you should hold both for now and wait another year ?!

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Thomas@Thomas_1963

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@Wollitz Yes, I wanted to do that too. And only then decide.

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Daniel Kaufmann@Wollitz

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@Thomas_1963 sounds like a good plan. 👍🏻

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Trade4future@Trade4future

I sold $FGEQ and switched to $IE0005AJA0P1. The composition in terms of sectors, countries and monthly distribution - also taking into account the other stocks in my portfolio - is more to my liking here. Especially as I have greatly reduced the USA share since last year...
I have already had good experiences with $LDEG L&G Quality Equity Dividend Europe ex UK and see good opportunities here in terms of performance and distributions😎

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Daniel Kaufmann@Wollitz

@Trade4future That sounds good. Good luck to you. 😃👍🏻

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Trade4future@Trade4future

@Wollitz Danke🙏🏼 I wish you the same😉

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1aDNA@1aDNA

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@GoDividend I would be interested to know what you think about whether it makes sense against the common CC

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Daniel Kaufmann@Wollitz

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@1aDNA The question was not directed at me, but I would like to explain how I see it. I previously had the $JEGP in my depot. I held it for just over a year. In terms of price, it only brought me losses. However, the dividends compensated for this and I got out with 35 euros +. The ETF just works differently to the current one. As you wrote yourself, JPM works with covered calls. I can say for myself that I don't really like this method after about a year. The dividend, on the other hand, is strong at around 7-9%. In the last six months, the share price has been roughly flat and the dividend would certainly make a good return of 7-10% (slight price gains) possible (per year). Nevertheless, I got out of the ETF and switched into the L&G for the following reasons: Firstly, a broader diversification was important to me, i.e. less US exposure, more Asia and Europe. The allocation (at least what we know) speaks in favor of good and high-quality dividend payers. The criterion for selecting the ETF in particular appealed to me directly. I hope (yes, at the start of an ETF this is simply a wish and not a foreseeable reality) that it will pay out between 3-4% in dividends per year and achieve roughly the same in price gains. I am hoping for an overall performance similar to that of $JEGP, but I am of course also looking forward to the dividend growth. I honestly believe that there will simply be more in the distant future than with $JEPG As I said, this is just my assessment and I am not a clairvoyant either. Everything can turn out differently, but we all (should) know this risk. Kind regards

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