Annual Performance Review (2020)
Now that we’ve wrapped up 2020 (thankfully!), it’s time to deliver the 4th annual performance review of my dividend Portfolio. There’s always a lot to cover. I’ll start by examining…
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Monthly Dividend Income (Jan. 2021)
Ahh, the first month of a new year. Time to be full of optimism and excited about all we might accomplish. 2020 was challenging in many ways, but we’ve got…
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Portfolio Thoughts (Jan. 2021)
The stock market started off 2021 by continuing to climb higher, but by the end of the month, gains turned to losses. Still, it wasn’t a horrible month. Despite all…
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Recent Transactions – AL, MRK, LMT
Hi Everybody. I’m back with a brief update on some recent transactions, just to get you up-to-speed on my latest Portfolio moves. My transactions consisted of 1 sale and 2…
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2021 Portfolio Goals
Alright, time to set some Portfolio goals for 2021! If you’ve been following along the past 3 years, you’ll note that my track record for achieving my goals has been…
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Review of 2020 Portfolio Goals
Needless to say, 2020 did not go according to plan. We saw a big market decline at the onset of the pandemic, but that was followed by a good recovery…
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Recent Buy – MRK, MSFT & O
Well, we just completed the first trading week of 2021. I can’t say I was itching to make some purchases, but I did execute some trades, and I’m happy to…
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Monthly Dividend Income (Dec. 2020)
With December’s dividend totals now complete, we finally get to put a bow on 2020. The year certainly didn’t unfold like we planned, that’s for sure. The arrival of the…
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Portfolio Thoughts (Dec. 2020)
After some impressive upward stock market movement in November, December has looked disappointing by comparison. There seems to have been some consolidation and rotation taking place in the stock market…
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Recent Transactions – Portfolio Tweaks
Late last month, I made a couple of biotech purchases and I thought those might be my last transactions of 2020. I was wrong! After some additional thought, I instead…
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