With a dividend portfolio that has started to become more substantial after many years of dollar cost averaging, I'm starting to question my monthly contribution. If the stock market goes down 1% you lose in theory, 5,000 euros, while you're maybe only contributing 2,000 euro on a monthly basis. So for me, I'm not so indeed not looking at the portfolio fluctuation because it has nothing to do with my goal. My goal is purely on buying dividend income and still every little bit helps with a few euros that pay a bill again. But I fully understand this. If you want to take it more easy because you have been living on Ramen noodles for the last 10 years
Join us in this episode of Dividend Talk as Derek and the European Dividend Growth Investor dive into the world of European companies and their recent earnings updates. We discuss and share our thoughts on well-known companies like Starbucks (SBUX), LyondellBasell Industries(LYB), Legrand (LR), Vonovia (VNA)
In the latter part of the show, we dive into a wide array of topics and answer questions from our community. From managing increasing local tax liabilities as dividend income rises to discussing the relevance of monthly contributions as a portfolio grows. We also answer questions on companies like Corning $GLW, Securitas AB (STO:SECU-B), and Automatic Data Processing (ADP)
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