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kienast said
Thank you for your answers! It is true that by doing a quick "rough" calculation, to generate a monthly income of 500 euros in dividends net of all deductions you need to have roughly a global portfolio of 150,000 euros... still!

And there you calculate with an average Yield of 4% which seems rather high to me… On the other hand you forget the magic of reinvested dividends which allows you to achieve your goals more quickly. 

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I think it's better to diversify a minimum. And five "lines" is in my opinion a little short... 

 

On the other hand, it depends on the amount you have available because the costs per “line” are to be counted as a pure loss. 

 

For your second question, it mostly depends on what you decided to buy to fill those "lines"... It's hard to be more specific. Theoretically, the more you buy, the closer you will be to the average market performance. 

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Jerome said
Additional information about Postfinance that may interest more than one: they can participate (up to a certain point) in the transfer fees of securities requested by your current bank to go to them… This team is really very strong. In addition, it is the confederation that is behind it… so in terms of risk… it holds up!

How did you get them to contribute to the cost? I called them this week and they said they were not aware of this "promotion". 

 

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3500 hoping to have better luck than last time.  

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Hi,

 

Interesting idea but it only concerns a (very?) small part of us. The criteria are however very subjective "talent, real passion, quality article" but I don't see how they can not be.

 

Either you stay very precisely in what seems to interest the people who visit your site (dividends and financial independence) and there will ultimately be very few papables, or you broaden your criteria but you risk ending up with articles that do not interest your readers...

 

So you completely reject the idea of a paid unlimited subscription?

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Hello again Jerome,

 

The unlimited subscription would of course be unlimited as long as the site exists... You won't have to reimburse anyone if you decide to close the site, you just have to mention it clearly; but since you know how to be clear and transparent I have no doubt that you will be able to formulate this perfectly.

 

What is the nature of your other idea if I dare? Could we possibly think about it together?

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Hi Jerome, 

 

Following our discussion on http://www.dividendes.ch/portfolio/ I see you've already added a one-year subscription option.

 

Given that your strategy is really aimed at the (very) long term, I think that this is already a step in the right direction, but I am personally much more interested in a one-time payment for an unlimited subscription. Do you think you could offer us this?

 

THANKS.

 

Etienne

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