... this ETF is only two days old and an offshoot of the controversial $SDIP (-0,42%) ETF.

Contains 25 stocks from Norway, the UK, Italy, Poland and several other countries. Distributions are made monthly.

... will probably find its followers.

https://globalxetfs.eu/funds/eusd/#

EDIT: here is some more reading

https://www.etfstream.com/articles/global-x-unveils-super-dividend-etf-duo

Is the $SDIP (-0,42%) suitable for parking your money and using it as a kind of call money account?

Now that the prime rate is at 2%, 10% would be tasty

What do you think?

I happened to find a video on youtube. I share his thoughts and assessments on this ETF. I use the returns as fodder for my clearing account in case I am "on the road" for a longer period of time.

Please time it well if you want to get in $SDIP (-0,42%)

https://youtu.be/Yr7Q2cFcJV8?si=FNg7tadslWlhS5Yd

Here is my small portfolio again.

I haven't changed everything yet, but I've already started.

$ISPA (-0,53%) will be liquidated on the 16th and invested in $VWRL (-0,45%) invested.

$MSCI (-0,94%) was a gift via TR, but I will also sell it.

The $SPPW (-0,45%) I'm saving something for my niece.

So that I can give her a nice handout in 13 years' time.

The savings rate will be increased every year.

$VOW (+0,69%) I've slipped up with the saveback conversion.

And $BVB (+0,14%) I only wanted one share because it's my club.

$QYLE (-0,18%) and $SDIP (-0,42%) are a small addition.

If you have any suggestions for changes, please let me know

Alto belli! 🙈

What has to go wrong for a medium likestock exchange online make such a positive comment about such a pipe-dream dividend ETF?

$SDIP (-0,42%)

https://www.boerse-online.de/nachrichten/fonds/genialer-dividenden-etf-jeden-monat-fast-100-euro-passives-einkommen-erhalten-20371169.html

...or do fellow investors here see it differently and there are "persuaders"?

Greetings

🥪

Update High Yield Income Portfolio

There were a few changes to the portfolio in December.

New additions:

• $BXSL (-1,39%) I like the portfolio, very nice NAV growth
• $SDIP (-0,42%) is in my opinion an interesting diversification for the portfolio, but is rather experimental

Exchanged for:

• $QYLE (-0,18%) against $IE000U9J8HX9 (-0,16%)
• 
  $JEGP (-0,16%) against $IE000U5MJOZ6 (-0,88%)

I want to keep my div/dist yield at around 8-10% in the long term.

$IE000U9J8HX9 (-0,16%) I will only be saving with the distributions from the portfolio, so the weighting should slowly decrease for the time being, while I continue to save the other positions regularly.

Have you found any interesting stocks in the last month?

Which ETFs are available that deliver a stable distribution yield? I found this ETF during a brief search. $SDIP (-0,42%)
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