Hey all
I'm european
After investing on several US stocks and having a constant headache converting the dividend rate in $ to € fluctuate so much due to currency conversion I've added JEPT (€) to my portfolio for some ease of mind/less headache
I have selected jepq € in snowball, portfolio is in €... dividends are still being listed as $ in history because fuck whatever JEPQ € is paying right?
Buenas
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Llevo desde este lunes intentando aportar dinero a un plan de pensiones de MyInvestor.
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Se que los planes de inversiones no son la mejor opción etc. Solo son uno de 200 productos que tengo para ir sacando poco a poco cuando me jubile.
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MyInvestor requiere que descargue 2 ficheros antes de aportar.
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Segunda descarga falla por problema de certificados https y que intente en unos minutos.
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Llevo así desde el lunes.
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Si no lo solucionan esta semana lo nuevo a Santander con un plan de pensiones tradicional que tengo medio abandonado, he dicho que tenía 200 productos financieros distintos.
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Se que podría unir Santander y MyInvestor pero cuando me pasa esto quiero poder aportar a alguien aunque no sea mi preferencia.
So, I understand ITX trades in Spanish stock not US but it's just weird to just see Intel discussion when you put ITX stock on Reddit when people here discuss the Asian market often or similar.
I think it's a safe reliable stock paying OK dividends. Not expecting huge growth just something stable paying dividends, boring I know.
Inditex owns Zara, pull and bear , Massimo Dutti among other decently sized brands in the EU
I personally trust them to stick around for decades due to their presence across European fashion.
Maybe too many brands but I trust Amancio to limit operations of non Zara brands if returns lower
That 2.18% dividend could be better but it's about 1/5th of my portfolio and I plan to hold long term while I add to some reddit staples like O.
Just weird to literally see no discussion about one of the top fashion brand stocks in the EU