07-29-2019, 10:14 PM
The January numbers:
As of 7/26/19 my portfolio:
MSFT (7.8%)
MCD (5.4%)
RTN (5.4%)
PEP (5.3%)
ROST (4.9%)
ABBV (4.3%)
DE (3.8%)
CVX (3.7%)
AFL (3.5%)
INTC (3.3%)
Total: 47.4%
Cash: 0.7%
As I stated earlier, no new money was added except for the few DRIPs. Also took the accumulated to add to my smaller positions when value was good.
My wife's portfolio consisted of:
MCD (6.4%)
MSFT (5.6%)
AFL (5.1%)
HAS (4.8%)
NSC (4.8%)
SBUX (4.1%)
T (3.9%)
WELL (3.8%)
JNJ (3.7%)
KO (3.7%) tied with O (3.7%) within a couple bucks
Total: 42.2%
Cash: 0.1%
We did some shifting around in her portfolio in the spring and momentum moved most of the new entries this time around.
(01-02-2019, 06:55 PM)Dividend Watcher Wrote: My portfolio (in descending value) along with percentages of total portfolio value:
ABBV (6.8%)
MSFT (6.6%)
PEP (5.3%)
MCD (5.3%)
RTN (5.2%)
ROST (4.5%)
DE (3.9%)
CVX (3.9%)
INTC (3.6%)
AFL (3.5%)
Total (48.6%)
Cash (0.4%)
My wife's portfolio (same order as above):
MCD (6.7%)
AFL (5.4%)
MSFT (5.1%)
AMGN (4.7%)
NSC (4.7%)
JNJ (4.7%)
O (4.2%)
EMR (4.2%)
KO (4.1%)
HAS (4.0%)
Total (43.1%)
Cash (0.9%)
As of 7/26/19 my portfolio:
MSFT (7.8%)
MCD (5.4%)
RTN (5.4%)
PEP (5.3%)
ROST (4.9%)
ABBV (4.3%)
DE (3.8%)
CVX (3.7%)
AFL (3.5%)
INTC (3.3%)
Total: 47.4%
Cash: 0.7%
As I stated earlier, no new money was added except for the few DRIPs. Also took the accumulated to add to my smaller positions when value was good.
My wife's portfolio consisted of:
MCD (6.4%)
MSFT (5.6%)
AFL (5.1%)
HAS (4.8%)
NSC (4.8%)
SBUX (4.1%)
T (3.9%)
WELL (3.8%)
JNJ (3.7%)
KO (3.7%) tied with O (3.7%) within a couple bucks
Total: 42.2%
Cash: 0.1%
We did some shifting around in her portfolio in the spring and momentum moved most of the new entries this time around.
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“While the dividend itself is merely a rearrangement of equity, over time it's more like owning an apple tree. The tree grows the apples back again and again and again, and the theoretical value of the tree doesn't change just because of when the apples are about to fall.” - earthtodan