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A normal dividend yield might be in the 2-7% range. Anything in double digits is suspect.styxomaniac wrote: ↑Mon Jan 29, 2024 4:34 am Maybe I’m looking at the wrong tab. All other dividend stock options I see that are NISA compatible are similar to the one I posted above.
SBI Dividend yield ranking: https://site0.sbisec.co.jp/marble/fund/ ... Param8=all
https://site0.sbisec.co.jp/marble/fund/ ... =232315185
https://site0.sbisec.co.jp/marble/fund/ ... =229311148
https://site0.sbisec.co.jp/marble/fund/ ... =24731H15C
In your case I would urge your to look at low-cost diversified global funds.styxomaniac wrote: ↑Mon Jan 29, 2024 4:34 am Maybe I’m looking at the wrong tab on the SBI website. All other dividend stock options I see that are NISA compatible are similar to the one I posted above.
SBI Dividend yield ranking: https://site0.sbisec.co.jp/marble/fund/ ... Param8=all
https://site0.sbisec.co.jp/marble/fund/ ... =232315185
https://site0.sbisec.co.jp/marble/fund/ ... =229311148
https://site0.sbisec.co.jp/marble/fund/ ... =24731H15C
Can someone please suggest a good dividend stock fund with SBI for me to consider?
Or go for an ETF.Tsumitate Wrestler wrote: ↑Mon Jan 29, 2024 5:20 amIn your case I would urge your to look at low-cost diversified global funds.styxomaniac wrote: ↑Mon Jan 29, 2024 4:34 am Maybe I’m looking at the wrong tab on the SBI website. All other dividend stock options I see that are NISA compatible are similar to the one I posted above.
SBI Dividend yield ranking: https://site0.sbisec.co.jp/marble/fund/ ... Param8=all
https://site0.sbisec.co.jp/marble/fund/ ... =232315185
https://site0.sbisec.co.jp/marble/fund/ ... =229311148
https://site0.sbisec.co.jp/marble/fund/ ... =24731H15C
Can someone please suggest a good dividend stock fund with SBI for me to consider?
I couldn't agree more; that's why I am seeking recommendations for a good dividend stock. I plan to study it and understand why it is considered good. Initially, I was thinking of relying on SBI's Dividend Fund ranking, assuming that if it's popular, it must be good. However, I wasn't all that surprised to discover that the stock ranked second by SBI, with a dividend yield of 24%, is a terrible one... it is just too good to be true.Your instinct to simply pick the highest yield fund without looking at fees , strategy, or holdings suggest you might benefit from a bit more study.
Ok I'll take a look at the Nomura - U.S. Stock Dividend Aristocrat, thanks!There are some dividend yield/aristocrats to be found on this list
I would suggest not pursuing dividend investing unless you can answer why you feel it is a superior strategy to whole-market investing.styxomaniac wrote: ↑Mon Jan 29, 2024 7:45 amI couldn't agree more; that's why I am seeking recommendations for a good dividend stock. I plan to study it and understand why it is considered good. Initially, I was thinking of relying on SBI's Dividend Fund ranking, assuming that if it's popular, it must be good. However, I wasn't all that surprised to discover that the stock ranked second by SBI, with a dividend yield of 24%, is a terrible one... it is just too good to be true.Your instinct to simply pick the highest yield fund without looking at fees , strategy, or holdings suggest you might benefit from a bit more study.
Ok I'll take a look at the Nomura - U.S. Stock Dividend Aristocrat, thanks!There are some dividend yield/aristocrats to be found on this list
https://site0.sbisec.co.jp/marble/fund/ ... rch_result
On dividends, a decent primer on why not to give them too much focus.A basic plan.....
save a lot
buy low cost, widely diversified funds,
allocate funds tax-efficiently,
and stick closely to a plan.
For me, there's a lot more psychological pain involved with a direct US ETF investment when I see with my own eyes the 30% being taken off the dividends in combined taxes.styxomaniac wrote: ↑Fri Feb 02, 2024 7:52 am Hello,
l'm hoping someone could help me with this: Is there a significant difference (aside from currency exchange rate) between investing directly in the VYM ETF in USD through SBI and getting a Japanese fund that benchmarks the VYM, like the SBI-SBI V US High Dividend Stock Index Fund? My income is in USD, so I could transfer USD to my brokerage account.