Merry Christmas in advance!

I noticed that the dividend announcement for $GGRP (+0,34%) and $DEMD (-0,34%) for January has dropped dramatically, but I haven't found anything about it on the Internet. That would be a great pity. And it looks like the two ETFs will pay out quarterly in the future, but April should also be occupied, but it is not. Am I mistaken, and can someone perhaps enlighten me in this regard? thanks in advance.

With these three ETFs, investors can invest in really cheap shares that also pay extremely high dividends. Valuations of up to a P/E ratio of 8.2 and dividend yields of up to 7.7 percent beckon. Is this an almost obligatory buy for dividend investors and bargain hunters?

iShares Edge MSCI Europe Value Factor UCITS ETF (P/E ratio: 8.5 / dividend yield: 4.9%) (TER 0.25%)

• The first ETF is the $IEDL (+0,31%) (WKN: A2JDDC). This invests on the basis of the value factor in favorably valued companies from the European region and also carries out quality screenings when selecting stocks.

Invesco Morningstar US Energy Infrastructure MLP UCITS ETF (P/E ratio: 11.1 / dividend yield: 7.7%) (TER 0.5%)

• A slightly different concept is pursued by the $MLPD (+0,41%) (WKN: A1T96S). This invests in master-limited partnerships in the USA. These are companies that are often active in the oil and gas sector and promise shareholders regular, high dividends.

WisdomTree Emerging Markets Equity Income UCITS ETF (P/E ratio: 8.2 / dividend yield: 7.6 percent) (TER 0.46%)

• Even more favorable valuations with high dividend yields are available in emerging markets, especially with the $DEMD (-0,34%) (WKN: A12HUR). This fund invests in equities with an exceptional dividend yield in emerging markets and applies additional quality screening in the selection process.

Source:

https://www.boerse-online.de/nachrichten/fonds/hohe-dividenden-niedrige-bewertungen-mit-diesen-3-etfs-in-wirklich-guenstige-aktien-investieren-20370211.html

$DEMD (-0,34%) They said you should diversify, they said EM should be part of it, they said it should be 10% to 30%.

Now you're standing at the station and all the trains have left, only the EM train is going backwards. It has been at -5% for weeks. Will it get back into the green zone?