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LDGL Surpasses 300 Million Euros

Considering how quickly this happened, I'm confident that we'll have $LDGL (+0,02%) . Currently, my earnings here are around €111 per month. My long-term goal is to invest every month so that I can eventually reach around €500 per month. Here’s hoping the fund continues to perform this well.

10 Comentários

Thomas@Thomas_1963

I'm paying €145 per month and am currently saving €1,200 per month.

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TaubeSmash@TaubeSmash

@Thomas_1963 Awesome! Let's hope for steady dividends going forward and for the first increases 😋

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ShrimpTheGimp🦐@ShrimpTheGimp

I also think the ETF will hit the 500 million € mark soon. I'm currently at 52 €. I'd love to hit 500 € a month, too :) But I still have a very long way to go 🙈

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TaubeSmash@TaubeSmash

@ShrimpTheGimp For me, the positive thing for now is that the fund is growing in size. I’m looking forward to the first annual report to see how much of the fund’s net asset value was actually distributed to maintain the dividend yield. Otherwise, dividend increases are supposed to play a role at some point, though I have no way of predicting how they’ll develop. But if they stay within a normal range, we might hit that €500 per month sooner than expected 😂😂

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Vitality@Vitality

I'm already at 45 € per month and am currently setting aside 100 € for him every week

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TaubeSmash@TaubeSmash

@Vitality Have you ever checked to see if a weekly savings plan beats a monthly savings plan?

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Vitality@Vitality

@TaubeSmash To be honest, I don't know if it's right or wrong, but I'm reluctant to invest my money on a single "wrong" day.

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A@nitroxx

35€ net, but it's growing

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Silas@Bein-Godik

Where do you see the advantages of this over the $VHYL?

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TaubeSmash@TaubeSmash

@Bein-Godik For the portfolio combined with VWRL, $LDGL actually makes more sense than $VHYL —you’ve already covered EM through VWRL, and LDGL overlaps less with the megacaps (which are already heavily weighted in VWRL anyway) due to its equal-weighting strategy and quality filter. VHYL would be more of a duplication there. Plus, it offers a monthly payout, which means greater dividend continuity. The only minor downside right now: LDGL is still young and relatively small, so we’ll have to wait and see how it performs over the long term.

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