April continued the downward trend of March and the month closed at -4.04% or 17.7K Euro.
I tried to take advantage of the situation by buying the Vanguard North America ETF, now much cheaper than before, for around 2.5K Euro. Its value declined so much that it was the lowest one among the 3 geographic ETFs that I had.
Then, I decided to use also the cash reserve I was keeping for the mortgage repayment and invested an additional 8.3K Euro in the the dedicated ETF (Vanguard All World).
The dividend payouts in April were higher than usual because some ETFs paid in April instead of March, but overall the trajectory is always around +18% year-on-year.
This month I got around 339 Euro - mostly from Vanguard North America (221 Euro) and Vanguard All-World (108 Euro). The rest comes from Nike.
May and June should be good months, but let's see the impact of the weaker dollar on the payout!
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