I don't believe in EU competitiveness at all, so I'm skeptical about investing in EU ETFs.
Since I'm a EU citizens and ETFs like SCHD are not available to me regardless of the brokerage platform I use, I don't really have any other options but to invest in EU ETFs.
I'm mostly interested in dividend ETFs that meet the following requirements:
1. The stock price outpaces inflation, even if it's just by a little.
2. Dividends don't experience cuts under normal market conditions, and they get increased every year / over time.
These are the main requirements I'm looking for in an ETF.
I was considering SPYW / SPYD, but these don't seem a good option.
FUSD has a very low dividend payment, so don't recommend it.
So, what would you recommend me? I really can't decide for myself...
Problem is, I like SCHD's strategy, but I just can't see an alternative to that specific ETF.