$JEGP (-0,15%) is it normal with ETF's if your divident its a low amount (lets say 5 usd) to be eaten away by a broker...??? It does not seem legal lmao.

SOLD

$ASML (-1,75%) Sold for 1668€ 1x

BUY

$JEGP (-0,15%) Buy for 22,025€ 10×

$TDIV (+0,26%) Buy for 52,30€ 5x

$ALFEN (-0,76%) Buy for 14,98€ 15x

$SSLN (-1,07%) Buy for 57,60€ 5x

$SHEL (+1,17%) Buy for 35,96€ 10x

$ALTBG (-10,95%) Buy for 0,49€ 150x

$JEGP (-0,15%) This etf has a sluggish performance, can't catch up market rallies. I'm disappointed, I will reduce it when I will be again in green. For the moment, It's a hold.

$JEGP (-0,15%) why has it been performing so poorly?

Is it because the underlying assets have decreased in value? Currency euro to dollar? Or is it due to its CC strategy?

Anyone have an actual explaination? Rather than the usual "because CC etf are bad" response

I know there are plenty smart financial gurus here so help me out 😁

April update

A smooth month, where the first big dividend boats land on shore

Bought:

$VLK (-1,28%)

$KPN (-0,34%)

$VPK (+0,66%)

$SHEL (+1,17%)

$WINC (-0.28%)

$JEPQ (-0,45%)

$JEGP (-0,15%)

Sold:

$CVC (-1,41%)

$FUR (-0.57%)

Dividends received this month: €99,69

Dividends per month average: €55,83

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Today i sold al my shares of $JEGP (-0,15%) and with that money I bought $DTE (-1,96%) . Still I have €550,- left behind for my next buy tomorrow when I get my loan.

Very happy with this choice.

Every one that reads this, have a nice day!

Maybe you've already seen my latest trade with Heijmans $HEIJM (-1,83%) . I think this is my first big adjustment in about 2 years but I think it was needed, and let me tell you why.

HEIJM and $BAMNB (-1,12%) were my positions with the most return in percentages. I also had $AXS (+2,48%) in my portfolio from from a period that I was less informed. Constructors are quitte cyclical so I want to redeem the profits I made.

On the other hand, I want more safety and my time horizon is uncertain. In may I start my first "adult" job after my study spatial planning. I want to move out but I don't know the exact moment and if my savings plan is enough for that step.

With this reasons I made the following changes in my portfolio:

Sold:

-Heijmans $HEIJM (-1,83%) : 50%

-BAM $BAMNB (-1,12%) 100%

-Accsys $AXS (+2,48%) 100%

Bought:

-Realty Income $O (-0,09%)

-JGPI Premium Income ETF $JEGP (-0,15%)

Why?

Because I wanted to have monthly income, and I wanted to introduce a REIT into my portfolio. Furthermore I want a sort of "hedge" into my account in stressfull times.

What do you think?