[JEF32]

well done for the work Jérôme and good luck. I will follow you with pleasure in case I win the free subscription.
JEF

[JEF32]

Jérôme, I come back to your statement "In the long term, dividend-paying stocks are more profitable than real estate"
-What makes you say that?
-is this also valid for parking lots? do you invest directly by buying and then renting?

Jeff

[JEF32]

Hello Jerome
Thank you for your reply.
1/ actually I don't know how this ETF works: do they pay dividends too or are they just trying to match the stock market price of a selection of aristocrat-type stocks? in which case we bet on the increase in value but not the payment of dividends, correct?

2/I have 10kE to invest and it is indeed a small capital (when I see that it takes around 80-100kE of shares to expect to receive 500e/month gross in dividends, it will be necessary to spread it out over time
I am wondering whether it is better not to invest in a parking space to rent, very accessible in capital or a Pinel apartment – an opinion?)

3/in fact, as we all agree that the market is going to crash soon, I wonder if it is a good strategy to wait for the crash and then buy this type of ETF or is it better to get into "aristocratic" stocks directly?
How did they behave during the last crashes? What discount can we expect?

4/also a stupid question: should we only buy 4* based on your tables or can we afford * or *?
in the event of a crash would a stock marked * remain* a priori?
Do you have a history of the changes in ratings on 3M, MCD, and Coca Cola for example?

THANKS!!!
Jeff

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