[krasnaya]

Can this table be used as a basis for choosing dividend stocks?

 

http://www.boursorama.com/bourse/actions/palmares/dividendes.phtml?MARCHE=1rPCAC&SECTEUR=&VARIATION=6

 

Is there the same thing for Sicavs?

 

Good day,

[krasnaya]

Good morning,

 

These constant income funds are not interesting for your method?

 

I just found 3 Invesco monthly dividend funds, one of which gave $5.38% gross in 2012.

 

The first dividend of 2013 is in the same vein.

 

Is there a risk in investing in 3 funds from the same company? Invesco in this case?

 

THANKS!

[krasnaya]

Ok, but when you don't have 2,000 euros to invest in a stock, you have to start from scratch... 😕

 

The only dividend results I have found for funds so far are in Binck banck's key selection.

 

The dividend is not increasing, but reasonable I think:

LO Funds – Euro Responsible Corporate Fdmtl PD

LU0095725890

 

3 Morningstar stars, a dividend paid every year since 2001 (the data does not go back further) 0.33 in 2012, and the NAV is 9.95 euros.

 

What do you think about it given my profile?

 

THANKS!

[krasnaya]

What do you think about investing in distribution mutual funds without entry fees?

In order to ensure the seriousness of my Sicav, I only take 5 Morningstar stars?

 

I'm trying to find any dividend publications on the Morningstar website, but I can't find any at the moment...

 

So I could invest each month in this type of mutual fund (but are there any with increasing dividends??), and from time to time in a share during a bonus or other?

 

What is a reasonable minimum amount to enter a stock without the entry fee disrupting the dividend yield?

 

THANKS!

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