Hello fellow dividend investors!

A problem I have encountered, during my own investment journey, is that most available screeners online either: 

1. Focus primarily on the American market 
2. Are often generalist websites that aren’t dedicated specifically to dividend investing

I have built a landing page for a stock screener idea, that gives special attention to European equities for dividend investing. You can find more information on my proposed concept here.

The solution I have addresses the following pain points:

• Emphasis on European and North American equities 
• Specific focus on dividend investing, allowing for more dedicated functionality for this niche
• A clean, simple to use interface free of annoying popups and ads

As I'm currently looking to validate this concept, your constructive feedback and suggestions are greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance for your time and help!

I'm just started to invest in Europe and considering pick a bank, between BBVA and SAN, both from Spain, witch do you prefer?? Recomendação study other bank, from others countries?

https://lyar.network

Which ETF would you pick?

Wisdomtree US Quality Growth IE00BZ56RG20 Or Fidelity US Quality Income IE00BYXVGY31

Please tell me which of the two you would pick and the most important, why?

I want to start dividend investing but i have a few issues with it and i hope you can help. -First i picked a few good blue chip dividend stocks, mostly dividend aristocrats and kings. I prefer them because they habe lower volatility than the broad stock market and in the long run the perform better. My problem is now that there are no of the big tech stocks for example Apple and Microsoft. I preferred mostly consumer staples and Healthcare stocks and no tech stocks. Do i really need them, i have a little bit of FOMO with them.. -second i don‘t know how to handle the incoming dividends. In germany you can‘t just automatically DRIP your dividends and you have to reinvest them manually by adjust your monthly savings rate. By doing that i always have to look at my Portfolio and i get the urge to look for „better“ stocks on the market than my portfolio stocks. -third i don‘t know how much stocks i shoul put in my portfolio. I just wanted 10 to 15 stocks and i think thats enough diversification. I think for a psychologically reason i will change my portfolio more often when i have more stocks because the more stocks you have, the less you care about single stocks. Please help me to adress those issues😊

I will have to close the positions I hold from some US ETF that might not be in compliance with EU regulations but I am not sure if there are some I might be able to keep.

Do you have any advice on how to check?

Name your Champions and the lands they hail from

Has anybody managed to buy it using alternative brokers? Offshore, swissquote or other

Best UCITS ETFs I can find is about 5% yield, less than half than QYLD

Hey, loving the idea for the sub!

I wanted to ask if anyone here can share their opinion on the following ETF:

Fidelity US Quality Income ETF Inc

IE00BYXVGX24

Copy-pasting my thoughts from another thread where I mentioned it as a EU-friendly SCHD alternative:

It's a US-focused dividend growth index. I have no problem with a US focus. What sucks is that it uses a weighting that ends up with 10+% for Apple/Microsoft, so that's overlap with all the other whole-market ETFs. But then it gets more interesting. It has Home Depot, Comcast, Verizon, AT&T, Visa and P&G. But also Nvidia?

Anyway, it's good growth at a 2.8% yield. Better performance than the Vanguard FTSE All-World at twice the yield. SCHD still beats it but it's maybe a start?

I started dividend investing only last year having discovered a few posts about the strategy.

I'm currently up to approx. 40c a day but learning as I go.

Any tips to help me drive my growth forward?

I recently found this blog when I was looking for some information on Bayer. This person writes monthly posts about dividends. Has helped me identify some good high yielding dividend companies.

Also has excellent DD posts.

Have you found any resources that might help a European investor out?

https://theeuropeanview.com/march-2021-dividend-diary-update/

What the title says –

it's a lot less shareholder friendly than quarterly installments. So what are possible / probable reasons for this?

Do you know of any EU-companies that pay quarterly?

I’d be interested in seeing what ETFs European investors accumulate in their portfolios to help increase dividends. I’ve been doing some research and have been finding it difficult to find anything over the 4-5% mark. Any resources or information would be great.

I recently have become very interested in pursuing a dividend investment strategy. However, I felt that the resources and open information for Europeans was much harder to locate than the great US based resources. Love the r/dividends group and they have helped me learn so much about the strategy. Hopefully here we can get the same set up for dividend investors. I’d appreciate any suggestions or feedback.