FIDI
Fidelity® International High Dividend ETF
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The prophet has spoken, found on the ground at Water Street , FIDI
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I like the overall theory but there are international value funds I like better than SCHY: VYMI, DFIV, FIVA, FIDI, FNDF, and IVLU. They do all have higher expenses but worth it IMO.
If the fake meatbeaters weren't so goddamn cringe I wouldn't feel schadenfreude. Forced absolute pathetic meme, people literally copy and pasting their same desperate frantic comments over and over, acting like a ragtag crew of noble warriors like a pack of shouting ants in the cracks of the bustling streets of FIDI. It's like QAnon levels of cope.
if you're seeking dividends why not go with Icahn Entreprises, which has a 14% yield? Or Kinder-Morgan at 5.5%? Chimera Investment Corp has a 12% yield, Vodaphone's at almost 6%. among tobacco companes Imperial Brands is over 8%. there are a lot of high dividend stocks. but unless your investment portfolio is in the quarter million to half a million range, I would not put $30k in one single stock. even then I wouldn't want too much tied up in a single company. there's an old guideline that you should keep single stocks to no more than 10-15% of the overall portfolio. it's just too risky. look at more diversified options like SCHD, HDV, SPYD, DJD, DIV ... foreign options include SDIV, YYMI, FIDI, IDV, DYVE...
From all of us NYers, please don’t call it the FIDI
Im kind of scratching above 30 and I have FIDI and QYLD. Using my yolo options plays to increase my dividend investments.
If you want to keep VOO as a core position could offset that with some international options that are more focused on under-valued stocks. things like IVLU, IDV, GVAL, FIDI, FNDF ...
Galaxy brain meme for having terrorist attack information 1. informing the govt 2. Going long on defense stock 3. Shorting airline stocK 4. CDS ON FIDI REAL ESTATE
>FIDI looked at some of the top holdings, and they look like ghost companies, i would pass
What do you guys think about FIDI?
I have FIDI, FDEM and DEM Haven't had any of them long enough to make a strong recommendation either way. My main portfolio is US Large Caps which have a strong international prescence.
Oh I remember it vividly. I was working in FIDI while it happened. Still, what I said applied, it looked like patriotism and expected spending would boost the markets. It did temporarily but it crashed again and didn't bottom out for another year.
Out of the Fidelity Zero funds, I like FZILX. Generally the International funds have higher expense ratios so you are getting a better deal with the fund having zero expense ratio. You may want to swap out your EEM and maybe build up a position in FZILX. FDVV and FIDI are underwhelming and pretty low liquidity. In general, Fidelity ETFs are not great. You may want to look in to the more popular and better performing options: SCHD, VIG, DGRO. Side note I have to give you props for admitting that you have NKLA. Good luck!
dividends are taxed at ordinary income rates, so might want to talk to a good CPA before jumping into dividend investing. don't want any tax surprises. it is often recommended dividend investing is best in a Roth IRA so the withdrawals are not taxed but rather than single stocks, I'd look at funds/ETFs that collect a group of dividend stocks. this will probably be a bit more stable than single stocks. at Fidelity, check out FDVV for US high-dividend stocks and FIDI for international