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Hello! I have an income portfolio consisting of 23 stocks (2.5% of the capital on each stock), the rest is divided into 10% JEPG (low-volatility ETFs with covered call strategies to generate income), and the rest is divided into two corporate bond ETFs, one high-yield 0-5 maturities and the other non-hyper-yield 1-3 maturities.
The total portfolio is €420,000 and is currently generating €1,300 net per month, and it's also growing, certainly not as much as a 100% growth-oriented portfolio.
I currently have the opportunity to invest another €50,000 and I appreciate receiving ideas that I can then evaluate independently, so don't be afraid to share them.
My possible ideas are:
\- Increase the 5 stocks with the highest dividend growth to 5%. So as to benefit more, year after year, from a small increase in income.
\- Buy more shares, always at 2.5%
\- Keep them in cash and invest in an ETF called FEGI (an information and technology ETF that uses covered calls on only 50% of the portfolio under management) after a drop of at least 20% in the US stock market.
\- Enter FEGI immediately (I don't have any tech companies currently in my portfolio, which is also why I want to buy it. As you can imagine, dividend stocks are the usual consumer staples, financials, REITs (very few), utilities, etc.)
\- Increase JEPG to 20% (something I believe in less)
Give me some more ideas! I'm sure some will be useful and will make me think of something I haven't thought of. Thank you so much and have a good evening!
Sorry for the English, I automatically translated the post. I'm writing from Europe!