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Not a topic for HYP-P of course (their loss, frankly), may be of interest to some here. Via different sources I had been researching recently some US/European dividend payers as possible candidates for my own portfolio, one in particular Enagas SA which I noticed also appears on this list.

https://moneyinvestexpert.com/news/10-h ... ean-stocks


(Edit: before the thread gets blown onto the witholding tax rocks I should add I would only buy these inside a SIPP)

There are ETFs based on "Dividend Aristocrats"

European Dividend Aristocrats
Ticker: EUDV

US Dividend Aristocrats
Ticker: UDVD

The US one has provided both dividends and capital growth

moorfield wrote:Not a topic for HYP-P of course (their loss, frankly)

Probably not a loss, since most of us read various boards, including this one. In any case, would someone contributing to "Fruit Growers' Monthly" say, to paraphrase, "discussing vegetables here is off topic for Fruit Growers - their loss, frankly"?

Arb

Arborbridge wrote:

moorfield wrote:Not a topic for HYP-P of course (their loss, frankly)

Probably not a loss, since most of us read various boards, including this one. In any case, would someone contributing to "Fruit Growers' Monthly" say, to paraphrase, "discussing vegetables here is off topic for Fruit Growers - their loss, frankly"?

Arb

Think Venn Diagrams - HYPP is a subset of HYSS, I would argue. HYSS and Fruit Growers are distinct (non-overlapping) sets.

There is a wider selection pool than the FTSE350 that one can apply the HYP approach to that's what I was getting at.

moorfield wrote:Think Venn Diagrams - HYPP is a subset of HYSS, I would argue. HYSS and Fruit Growers are distinct (non-overlapping) sets.

Not entirely, there is at least one member in both sets

(I'll get my coat)