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The pie and the TH-cam updates along with this intro. I would say it’s the best informative investment guidance you can get for free on TH-cam. Investing shouldn’t be taken lightly by anyone but at least with knowledge gained from your content it gives the novice a fighting chance of not making massive losses. 👏
I invested in your pie, I also have AMD and ASML stock, and I got IAG stock for free (3 shares) I invested 2K euro in total, 800 going to ASML, 650 in almost daily dividends then 250 in AMD then I have 250 in another pie so it is somewhat diversified, I however am convinced that ASML has a monopoly, and it is good stock to hold for 5+ years, and I think AMD is going to go up as well. But the dividends payment is just 1 part of it from my understanding, if the stock goes up in 5 years then dividends should go up, and then selling the stocks by itself should be profitable so the dividends are just a bonus right.
Dividends will only go up if the company decides to increase it. That's separate from the share price value. If the share price goes up and up and the company never increases the dividend or increases it comparatively slower, then the dividend will stay the same, and the dividend yield decreases. Nvidia is a perfect example of explosive growth and an insignificant dividend lagging behind. You need to look at dividend growth metric, eg Mastercard recently increased their dividend by ~15%. Its still a very small dividend yield but an increase nonetheless.
Hi , can you please answer me one qstn . If we are comparing ur pie with snp500 , in both case if we are reinvesting our dividend and not taking our dividends out. Then which one will be better option considering 10-15 years investing
Interesting video and like your style of presentation and a lot of work must go into the presentation so thanks for going to the trouble. On the daily dividends pie it's not where I want to be at the moment I a m building assets not drawing income from them. But it's a good shout when I go into the income drawing down stage I was actually surprised the overall return was as high as it was so well done.
Love what you’re doing here! Just opened a T212 ISA and this pie looks very cool. Did you remove the link to the spreadsheet calculator? I can’t see it in the video description…
You have asked so many questions on different platforms and haven’t replied or acknowledged any, could you kindly email your full list of questions to the email on my channel about page
Great video , I feel your pain about people's expectation of the pie , great simple explanation, I've got 35 years of investing experience and I really enjoyed this video and it's high quality information, I plan to get my kids to watch these , well done to you.
I'm new here and I'm learning so much about trading couple more weeks and I shall be using this pie to create a portfolio to have some holidays and build a future for my family
Happy Holidays. Thanks for the great video and all the great information. Sorry if you answered this in the video but with the minimum amount you can invest being £50 if I am investing monthly is it still £50 minimum or can I invest whatever I want? Thanks again.
For me the newbie type comments are fine or at least if it’s someone trying to learn more, I like to help people if I can. The annoying ones are where they have decided they are smart and accusatory rather than trying to understand what they might be missing
... so even if the pie is still "linked", I still have to manually 'accept' a notification for each change you make to the pie? Is there no option to simply auto-accept changes that you make?
@@TheDividendExperiment ok that's fair enough, I guess... but why is there no auto-change option on T212? It means I have to constantly monitor emails and then do something manual for each change. That's not the case for etoro...
Im a bit confused , i added 50 pounds into the copy pie but when i look at it its growing but asking me to invest, i thought maybe i need to put it into the pie but when i press invest it asks me to add 50 again from my account😢 what am i doing wrong plzzzz
not being thick, I had to edit the description but i will attach the link in my next reply. (if TH-cam blocks it then you can search The Dividend Dashboard)
I would prefer to make a PIE with stocks/ETFs traded only through the London Exchange Market, the USA taxation is not attractive for me as an UK tax payer.
I may have missed it apologies if so, but I read the actual pie isn’t updated, does that mean if I start to invest I’m going into an old copy and I need to read all the email updates! That can’t be so surely
@@TheDividendExperiment thanks for the reply, I must have got the wrong end of the stick, will have a look to see if I can find it but good to know it’s current… thinking about it maybe I’ve got confused about having to update it once someone invests into the pie as opposed to the starting template being up to date. Thanks for the video , very useful
It’s possible but you would miss out on some dividends so it would be a “less than optimal” use of your money I would say. I wouldn’t recommend doing that
You're better off investing in multiple individual penny stocks. Do some research into them and see if they are about to grow. Microvast is a climber. So many others.
Just to make sure, it would be better to personally save £400 to then buy the pie. Rather then put in £100 every weekend throughout the month?. Thankyou for making such a detailed video on trading. Your animations make it much easier for me to learn and concentrate on what you’re teaching mate.
📉*New to Trading 212?* 📈
( _Sponsored Link_ ) To get free fractional shares worth up to 100 GBP, you can open an account with Trading 212 through this link www.trading212.com/join/DIVEXP. Terms apply.
If you have already opened an account within the last 10 days, don’t worry! Simply use the Trading 212 Promo Code DIVEXP in the menu page of the app.
When investing, your capital is at risk and you may get back less than invested. Past performance doesn’t guarantee future results.
I’m already invested in this pie, still going to watch this. Thanks for putting in the work for us 🎉😊
The pie and the TH-cam updates along with this intro. I would say it’s the best informative investment guidance you can get for free on TH-cam. Investing shouldn’t be taken lightly by anyone but at least with knowledge gained from your content it gives the novice a fighting chance of not making massive losses. 👏
Thanks mate, really appreciate the comment!
nice work you're doing,mate.
thanks for all the information here again!
Welcome 🙏
Thanks for working hard for the community, I think this is a must channel to subscribe if we are into 212 investing!
Thank you for the kind words!
I invested in your pie, I also have AMD and ASML stock, and I got IAG stock for free (3 shares) I invested 2K euro in total, 800 going to ASML, 650 in almost daily dividends then 250 in AMD then I have 250 in another pie so it is somewhat diversified, I however am convinced that ASML has a monopoly, and it is good stock to hold for 5+ years, and I think AMD is going to go up as well.
But the dividends payment is just 1 part of it from my understanding, if the stock goes up in 5 years then dividends should go up, and then selling the stocks by itself should be profitable so the dividends are just a bonus right.
Dividends will only go up if the company decides to increase it. That's separate from the share price value. If the share price goes up and up and the company never increases the dividend or increases it comparatively slower, then the dividend will stay the same, and the dividend yield decreases. Nvidia is a perfect example of explosive growth and an insignificant dividend lagging behind. You need to look at dividend growth metric, eg Mastercard recently increased their dividend by ~15%. Its still a very small dividend yield but an increase nonetheless.
Hi , can you please answer me one qstn .
If we are comparing ur pie with snp500 , in both case if we are reinvesting our dividend and not taking our dividends out. Then which one will be better option considering 10-15 years investing
i’m new to trading 212 , Thnx for your clear and transparent explanation 👍🏻
Interesting video and like your style of presentation and a lot of work must go into the presentation so thanks for going to the trouble.
On the daily dividends pie it's not where I want to be at the moment I a m building assets not drawing income from them.
But it's a good shout when I go into the income drawing down stage I was actually surprised the overall return was as high as it was so well done.
Thanks for a simple video to follow! Appreciate the work gone into this.🎉
This is going to be good!
Great video. Thank you.
Love what you’re doing here! Just opened a T212 ISA and this pie looks very cool. Did you remove the link to the spreadsheet calculator? I can’t see it in the video description…
Yes, here it is:
thedividendexperiment.com/dividend-dashboard/
Would it be optimal to initially start with £400 then invest £100-£200 monthly?
Yes that’s fine
Please how do I get the notifications and email list. I need to join the dividend academy?
You have asked so many questions on different platforms and haven’t replied or acknowledged any, could you kindly email your full list of questions to the email on my channel about page
Great video , I feel your pain about people's expectation of the pie , great simple explanation, I've got 35 years of investing experience and I really enjoyed this video and it's high quality information, I plan to get my kids to watch these , well done to you.
I'm new here and I'm learning so much about trading couple more weeks and I shall be using this pie to create a portfolio to have some holidays and build a future for my family
Happy Holidays. Thanks for the great video and all the great information. Sorry if you answered this in the video but with the minimum amount you can invest being £50 if I am investing monthly is it still £50 minimum or can I invest whatever I want? Thanks again.
yeah once you hit the 400, after that the contributions can be 50
@TheDividendExperiment thank you. Can I invest £50 each month or so I have to invest £400 at once then £50 each month after that ?
As I was going to invest £50 - £100 each month as that's all i can afford
I truly feel sorry for the amount of dumb comments you receive :D. Your pie being the most popular is what lures these people.
For me the newbie type comments are fine or at least if it’s someone trying to learn more, I like to help people if I can. The annoying ones are where they have decided they are smart and accusatory rather than trying to understand what they might be missing
Congratz on 40k Subcribers, I've been subbed since 1k subs
Wow awesome man, an OG subscriber!
What's the best way to deposit money into it? By target or by self balancing
... so even if the pie is still "linked", I still have to manually 'accept' a notification for each change you make to the pie? Is there no option to simply auto-accept changes that you make?
Yes, that is correct. That’s the case for pies on Trading 212
@@TheDividendExperiment ok that's fair enough, I guess... but why is there no auto-change option on T212? It means I have to constantly monitor emails and then do something manual for each change. That's not the case for etoro...
@ that’s a question for trading 212 I guess
Do you track what is the dividend growth rate of this pie? Thanks :)
No but you can use software to do those calculations, will have a video on this soon
What should I do if I’ve missed the ex div on some of the holdings? Thank you
Wait for them to come round again? It’s inevitable to miss some when you start off
@ ok cool thank you 🙏
Do you have a figure for how much this outperformed VHYL by when you said it did better?
Yep, it’s tracked in the Whats going on series on the channel and has been compared in previous tracking series
Hi am new to investing after watching your educational videos what are the tax implications on UK investors if I invest in US stocks.
Im a bit confused , i added 50 pounds into the copy pie but when i look at it its growing but asking me to invest, i thought maybe i need to put it into the pie but when i press invest it asks me to add 50 again from my account😢 what am i doing wrong plzzzz
Not really sure from that information, might need to ask customer services
Do you have pie for accumulation rather than dividends for long term wealth creation?
Nope, I don't pick growth stocks. Might make a video explaining why later on. Dividend investing can also create long term wealth
Thx so much for the videos u making btw. Am sorry if I am asking stupid questions but is it better to fund the pie auto or manually?
sorry im sure im just being thick but where is the link to the google sheet mentioned?
not being thick, I had to edit the description but i will attach the link in my next reply. (if TH-cam blocks it then you can search The Dividend Dashboard)
thedividendexperiment.com/dividend-dashboard/
Am I right in thinking if I invest £400 il only make like a pound or so a month? 🤔
You can use The Dividend Dashboard in the pie description to see exactly how much
thats exactly what put me off instead i invest in snp 500
@@JuicyInccan you tell me more
If i linked my pie with urs will it not copy urz fully?
No you still need to update to keep in line if I make changes
Do you have a version of the pie for US residents?
I don’t think you are able to use trading 212 in the US? But the stocks are US listed so would be just a case of copying and buying individually
Is there a charge for being informed you have changed your pie?
Nope, it’s free
I would prefer to make a PIE with stocks/ETFs traded only through the London Exchange Market, the USA taxation is not attractive for me as an UK tax payer.
You are welcome to make one, I also have one I made earlier in the year as that was a popular request
@@TheDividendExperiment where we can find link for UK London exchange market pie you reffering about pls?
also interested in this, did you find some similar pie just for UK london exchange market dividents at some point? do you have a link pls?
@@donbox5528 on trading 212, top pies, scroll down to U.K. income factory.
Might be able to just search U.K. income factory too to find it
So if my first investment Is below 400 pounds I'm losing money?
If you have less than 400 in the pie it’s not that you are losing money, it’s just not optimal
@TheDividendExperiment how is that? I couldn't really understand it from video
@@kryszta9406 because some of the dividends will be less than 0.01 at a portfolio of that size so some won’t pay out.
I’m really really new. Thank you for your video. Can I put £400 in and then just leave it alone ? How long should I leave it for?
It’s possible yes. If you invest in stocks in general you should be willing to invest for 5 years in my opinion
I may have missed it apologies if so, but I read the actual pie isn’t updated, does that mean if I start to invest I’m going into an old copy and I need to read all the email updates! That can’t be so surely
Oh but thanks for this video, just come out at the right time
Where have you read that? If you start a copy now its the current template
@@TheDividendExperiment thanks for the reply, I must have got the wrong end of the stick, will have a look to see if I can find it but good to know it’s current… thinking about it maybe I’ve got confused about having to update it once someone invests into the pie as opposed to the starting template being up to date. Thanks for the video , very useful
will you make a video about the UK income factory soon?
What kind of video? There is one overview on it on the channel currently
Hi there I'm new to 212 I have £10 in my account could I invest that to the pie and build that portfolio till I reach £50 and then just leave it alone
It’s possible but you would miss out on some dividends so it would be a “less than optimal” use of your money I would say. I wouldn’t recommend doing that
You're better off investing in multiple individual penny stocks. Do some research into them and see if they are about to grow. Microvast is a climber. So many others.
Yh and then they lynch you
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yeah so as a divi vehicle only you get 3.34% pa... but really around 1% or less after inflation at 2 5%.... hmm? Doesn't even cover the min 4% rule.
Weird calculation and conclusion tbh, that’s not how that works
Just to make sure, it would be better to personally save £400 to then buy the pie. Rather then put in £100 every weekend throughout the month?.
Thankyou for making such a detailed video on trading. Your animations make it much easier for me to learn and concentrate on what you’re teaching mate.
Yes I believe that would be a better way to do it, you will still earn interest on the 100s on uninvested cash while it adds up too
This is cool but these slow clip art sketches aren't a great watch
Ok then, on the next one I’ll make panoramic views of the Swiss countryside
lol good humour. I like the animation
whats the minimum amount to invest in the pie?
It explains in the video you are commenting on?