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Building Dividend Portfolio

For the Dutch among us

Made 2 purchases today to expand my dividend portfolio.

$TDIV (-0,03%)

$JEGP (-0,34%)

Curious about my portfolio?

Do you have any buying opportunities for a dividend investor?

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11 Comentários

Ron@mickey1399

TDIV is my best ETF, next is IDVY, my strategy is dividend, do want to slowly move away from single stocks. Too much risk. So buying more and more funds/ETFs

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Beleggen M.@fund_whisperer_1682

@mickey1399 I got the $IDVY in my portfolio
Really happy with the result and the Yield it have , mainly focused on the banks in Europe

If you want a “cheap” USA 🇺🇸 leap etf also take a look to $WINC low buying cost , high dividend

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SaMa@SaMaInvesting

23H

@mickey1399 That single stocks have too much risk is a strange statement though. You know that ETFs also have risk? You could even argue that ETFs have more risk. As an example, if the market goes, so does your ETF. That's not necessarily true for single stocks. So in that respect, you have more risk if you bought an ETF.
Furthermore, ETFs have fees. Also something to consider.
In addition, if you invest on average (i.e., ETFs), you get average results.
If you invest through an ETF, you are also much more likely to invest in bad companies.
I'm not saying ETFs are a bad idea. But that they have less risk is a bit short of the mark.

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Ron@mickey1399

23H

@SaMaInvesting I understand your story, and indeed it may be short sighted. I have been investing from the age of 20 and am now 60. If you knew how much money I lost with DAF trucks, Fokker, Getronics, Fortis, SNS Reaal. Really terrible. Also ABNAMRO, Aegon and ING went completely fucked up during the banking crisis. This time was disastrous and then I decided to start investing much more diversified.
My current loose shares are all protected by a written call option, if I have to deliver them if necessary I'm fine with that, and buy something else in return which gives much more diversification

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Dylan V.@Legend14