Dividend Turbo: April 2021 market overview for income investors with Julian Böhnisch
In this part of the "Dividend Turbo" webinar series, income investor Julian Böhnisch addresses various viewer questions. The questions are practical, and Mr. Böhnisch answers them accordingly, bringing in his expertise and experience. This is followed by the market outlook for May and a closer look at the stocks of Satorius and Allianz.
Contents of the video include
00:00:00 Welcome
00:02:00 Performance
00:05:05 Agenda
00:05:28 Quote from Leonard P. Ayres
00:07:12 Start Q&A session
00:07:56 Use single stocks or ETF solution for dividend strategy?
00:11:26 Do your own taxes?
00:13:03 Using low interest rates to borrow money to invest in shares?
00:14:56 Do you have a live depot?
00:18:00 What do you think of social trading?
00:19:27 How much money does it take to get started?
00:23:52 The market overview for income investors: May
00:33:04 Market outlook USA
00:37:26 Shopping List: Satorius
Shopping List: ALZ - Allianz SE
00:46:45 Questions
00:51:00 Farewell
00:52:03 Disclaimer
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