3Anno·

Why I am (almost) throwing out the DWS Top Dividende.


With 18 billion, it is the largest actively managed fund in Germany. I do not bore you with copy paste facts so straight to the opinion:


The fund is virtually a copy of a consumer staples index (basic consumer goods). Performance lags compared to a msci world, especially after Corona. Dividend yield was 3% in 2020. That's not enough this year for the current inflation rate. TER of 1.45% puts it at savings bank level. It goes cheaper.


The annual dividend is expected in a few days. After that, it's bye-bye.


I'm thinking of leaving a reminder position in, and the rest will go into the USA dividend payers from my last post.


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immagine del profilo
The DWS Top Dividende outperformed the DWS VB I from 2004 to 2014. Which is comparable to the MSCI World. Today everyone wants 30% profit per year. Still better than any savings book.
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immagine del profilo
@Einsteiger yes well but hasn't the msci world also "only" done ~5% a year since 94? If the prospect of the dws is that it will do even worse, I would also go somewhere else
immagine del profilo
@Einsteiger
Front-end load 5.00%
Flat fee 1.450%
This is more efficient.
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immagine del profilo
@Howsy89 If there was nothing else to choose from. You have to take what was available. Today you can also use DWS Top Dividende TFC. ISIN: DE000DWS18Q3 | WKN: DWS18Q.
immagine del profilo
@Einsteiger of course you're right 👍
@Einsteiger What is the difference between the LD and the TFC variant? (Apart from the fees)
immagine del profilo
Where are you shifting to? SPDR S&P US Dividend Aristocrats UCITS ETF?
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@Howsy89 Exactly the SPDR and this one: IE00BKM4H312 half half. I'm not afraid of the USA cluster risk. Big money moves.
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