2Mês·

Portfolio Update

Dear community,

I have been investing for almost exactly 3 years now and pursue a dividend strategy with a "core" of 3 monthly saved ETFs.

After a personally difficult year in 2024, I am trying to keep my savings rate at € 200-300 per month in 2025.

This will be divided as follows:

50-100€ FTSE

30-50€ Europe

20-30€ EM IMI

The remaining approx. 100€ goes into my dividend share portfolio. I don't usually make any really strategic choices there to continue saving... I just save the ones I want... As I want to keep all the shares, I perhaps don't see any real reason to make a critical selection.

Maybe you can still give me some tips.

I would like to add 6 more dividend payers to my dividend portfolio in the future.

$CAT (-0,28%) , $CL (+1,06%) , $BATS (-0,52%) , $CSCO (+1,16%) , $SIE (+3,19%) , $WFC (+0,49%)

Thank you for your attention.

25Posições

€ 7.715,83

16,74%

5 Comentários

Torben@dividend_hero_66

2Mês

I think you have too many positions. Why don't you build up 3 or 5 positions properly first?

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Fabian F.@Fabianfeuer

2Mês

Your strategy sounds sensible, but what is your target with €40 in Shell? Even if the stock doubles you'll be at 80 and that's not going to happen anytime soon

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Brian@DerBrian

2Mês

@Fabianfeuer I still had €40 in my clearing account, which came from my leftover gifts etc.. I then invested this money "once" in Shell. But the position will be expanded further in the near future

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Freddy@diviinvestor

1Mês

With 2 ETFs you can achieve a perfect mix both by country and by sector: VanEck Developed Markets and Fidelity Global Quality Income - that's all you need.If your assets are approaching a mid 6-digit amount, you can also buy shares if you consider it a real hobby with a high time commitment.

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Brian@DerBrian

1Mês

@diviinvestor it's definitely worth considering. Thanks for that!

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