May i give you 1 tip, don't know you age.
But you have quite a lot of possision for a low amount of money ( with all due respect)
concentre more on a allworld ETF, combine with TDIV, and a bit JGPI for some extra cashflow.
as soon as your base will be "big" and stable enough you can take some more risk on seperate stocks.
I'm a starter since this year also, wish you all the best !
But you have quite a lot of possision for a low amount of money ( with all due respect)
concentre more on a allworld ETF, combine with TDIV, and a bit JGPI for some extra cashflow.
as soon as your base will be "big" and stable enough you can take some more risk on seperate stocks.
I'm a starter since this year also, wish you all the best !
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•@fund_whisperer_1682 hey!! So i'm 19. And i understand your point, but i also believe in this companies and most of them i either use them daily or there are part of almost everyones daily lives. Im trying to make JEPG be around 30% of my portfolio and TDIV aorund 20%. The world etf is something that i have thought about and, with your comment, will look more into it, as it will help diversify the portfolio a bit more! Thanks for the comment!!
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•@profit_pilot_447 First of all, i wish i had the courage, knowledge en tools to start at 19.
Respect, and so cool to see so many young people around here.
Specially when you are so young, try to focus on a all world ETF and TDIV.
TDIV lose from the fact the stock value is performing very good the last few years, the dividend is growing 3/4 % a year.
which could be very interesting if you reinvest the dividend in this ETF.
For example , this could mean ( offcourse it's the postive scenario) that you will receive around 5 euro dividend for each ETF you own within 15/20 years
Lose from above, the "thing" is i understand you wnt to have a much as dividend stock as possible as it's fun to see money is coming in, but turn the story around.
If you invest in a all world ETF with a yearly average profit of 8/9% within 20 years you could have potentially a lot of money, if you then change the money into a dividend ETF like JGPI you have a montly income and the only thing you need to do was invest (some) money montly.
have fun !
Respect, and so cool to see so many young people around here.
Specially when you are so young, try to focus on a all world ETF and TDIV.
TDIV lose from the fact the stock value is performing very good the last few years, the dividend is growing 3/4 % a year.
which could be very interesting if you reinvest the dividend in this ETF.
For example , this could mean ( offcourse it's the postive scenario) that you will receive around 5 euro dividend for each ETF you own within 15/20 years
Lose from above, the "thing" is i understand you wnt to have a much as dividend stock as possible as it's fun to see money is coming in, but turn the story around.
If you invest in a all world ETF with a yearly average profit of 8/9% within 20 years you could have potentially a lot of money, if you then change the money into a dividend ETF like JGPI you have a montly income and the only thing you need to do was invest (some) money montly.
have fun !
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