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DCRE
DoubleLine Commercial Real Estate Debt ETF
stock NYSE ETF

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Aug 6, 2026 10:46:04 AM EDT
51.53USD-0.010%(-0.01)9,676
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As of Aug 6, 2026 10:58:01 AM EDT (<1 min. ago)
Includes all comments and posts. Mentions per user per ticker capped at one per hour.
397 days ago • u/QueMyers • r/dividends • dividend_etfs_vs_growth_etfs • C
I’m all over the place 😂 I think I have 30ish holdings at the moment. My biggest holdings are SGOV (rainy day money collecting 4%), SCHD, QYLG, GPIQ, PBDC, IYRI, QQQI, MAIN, PEP, KO, MO, T, SPYI, DCRE, DGRO, and like 20 others.
I look at how it graphs at 3 month, 1 year, 5 year, and all time. If all of them are green and it’s stable looking I buy it. Covered call ETF’s I keep as a smaller portion of my portfolio because it’s not promised and not decades of data on them.
I do have some growth only like BRK.B.
I put owned stocks in a pie chart by sector as well to see where I’m lacking and try to keep them all evened out to a certain degree for diversification. A lot of these ETf’s are very tech heavy and I don’t like it. If that sector crashes there’s 40-60% of your portfolio gone.

Also look up how each one’s taxed. I didn’t at first and pay some in taxes, but refuse to sell because selling is going backwards and even more taxes. Now looking for most tax efficient dividends/covered calls and building in them.
sentiment 0.90
397 days ago • u/QueMyers • r/dividends • dividend_etfs_vs_growth_etfs • C
I’m all over the place 😂 I think I have 30ish holdings at the moment. My biggest holdings are SGOV (rainy day money collecting 4%), SCHD, QYLG, GPIQ, PBDC, IYRI, QQQI, MAIN, PEP, KO, MO, T, SPYI, DCRE, DGRO, and like 20 others.
I look at how it graphs at 3 month, 1 year, 5 year, and all time. If all of them are green and it’s stable looking I buy it. Covered call ETF’s I keep as a smaller portion of my portfolio because it’s not promised and not decades of data on them.
I do have some growth only like BRK.B.
I put owned stocks in a pie chart by sector as well to see where I’m lacking and try to keep them all evened out to a certain degree for diversification. A lot of these ETf’s are very tech heavy and I don’t like it. If that sector crashes there’s 40-60% of your portfolio gone.

Also look up how each one’s taxed. I didn’t at first and pay some in taxes, but refuse to sell because selling is going backwards and even more taxes. Now looking for most tax efficient dividends/covered calls and building in them.
sentiment 0.90


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