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Marc · 2026-04-23T12:03:08.313830Z

$LDGL I took the plunge and put some serious butter in it. I'm looking forward to the first dividend. Best regards 🖖🏼

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I have now invested this too, as the high volatility of my individual shares is really stressing me out. I will gradually sell many individual shares and switch to ETFs.
I also find this ETF interesting because of the equal weighting, so that there is no dependency on individual shares, as is the case with the MSCI World, for example. The monthly distribution is nice. I will also build up this ETF properly with 1,000 euros per month.
I have also bought the L+G Dividend ETF for Europe and emerging markets.

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Mac M.@Kronos_

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@IronEagle Do they also pay out monthly?

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Chris@IronEagle

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@Kronos_ The other two only pay out quarterly. That's okay for me too.

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Stilgar@Stilgar

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@Kronos_ those looking for monthly distributions should be well served with Realty Income

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Chris@IronEagle

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@Stilgar If the share price performance at $O is as good as at $MAIN 😀 then the monthly payout will not keep pace with the share price losses 😂😂

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Chris@IronEagle

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@IronEagle Oh, $O is doing much better than $MAIN. I thought they were doing the same thing? Why doesn't Main Street and Reality fall?

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Marc@Marc

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@IronEagle I have all three of them. But $O and $MAIN definitely don't do the same thing. One is a REIT and the other is a BDC.

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Dirk aus Stade@dirko68

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@Stilgar or CSWC or Main Street Capital or Trinity and some, like me, also use AGNC. It doesn't always have to be Realty Income. I have them all

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Stilgar@Stilgar

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Sorry but dividends only go into the van corner for me :) unfortunately I don't have the link to hand

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Marc@Marc

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@Stilgar You don't have to apologize. I don't care about that. 😅

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NichtRelevant@NichtRelevant

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@Stilgar Probably $TDIV... ?!?

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Chris@IronEagle

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@Stilgar It feels like everyone has the $TDIV - even my wife :-). Due to its large proportion of oil companies, the VanEck has survived March very well. In general, however, the vanEck has too few stocks (100 positions), some of which have a very high weighting of 6%. I find the L+G approach with almost 1,000 positions somewhat more diversified. But it remains to be seen which strategy is better. The usefulness of dividend funds in general is of course open to debate. I just want something that has less volatility.

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Stilgar@Stilgar

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@NichtRelevant yes, I am more used to wkn and isin :-)

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NichtRelevant@NichtRelevant

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@Stilgar ISN: NL0011683594 😉

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