Estimated monthly dividend income
TTTom UnterweGS
I don't understand the point. What is the (your) difference to the projected dividends? Or do you mean because the last 12 are net and the forecast is gross? (there is another voting feature)
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Parqet Nutzer
What I'm missing compared to ExtraETF is the gross/net conversion of the dividends to see exactly its payout amounts and the forecast of the expected dividend increases over the 3.5.10 next few years.
ExtraETF does this better.
Is there anything planned here???
In addition, I don't understand why with ExtraETF the data system simply goes by pressing a button and with Parqet always has to be individually synchronized with the app.
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Björn Beier
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FMParqet
This is particularly annoying when you invest large sums in dividend ETFs, etc., which pay out monthly and these higher future distributions only gradually become visible in the dividend forecast. The opposite applies to sales as well.
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Michael Haustein
Yes, I'm in favour of that info too. The dividend view currently shows you the annual income of the last 12 months and below (web) or next to it (app) the average monthly income (which is simply the annual value divided by 12). Therefore, this information is (almost) redundant.
It would be more interesting for me to keep the average monthly income of the last 12 months and replace the annual income with the estimated average monthly income for the next 12 months.
But beware: for the estimate, the forecast for the next 12 months should be offset against the percentage taxes and fees of the last 12 months, so that in both cases (last and next 12 months), the net value can be displayed for comparison.
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Alex
Yo, for that. Show the monthly forecast dividend income for the next 12 months.
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Michael
It's about the dividend for the next 12 months in total divided by 12
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Michael Haustein
Michael Not entirely, see my comment above: so that you can reasonably see how the monthly income will improve over the next 12 months, this should also be shown as a net. D.h. You still have to consider what percentage of dividend income was paid in taxes in the last 12 months and then adjust the dividend for the next 12 months (gross) to net with this percentage. That would give me a better overview.
Klaus Reger
Yes, just in terms of forecasts for the future.
Björn Beier
In this case, isn't that simply the sum of the dividend calendar?
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Marcus
Björn Beier Only if you divide the annual value by 12 😂
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