A short and sweet update! Here are my results:
| Ticker | Amount (€) |
| PPL | 7.21 |
| IRM | 22.42 |
| KMB | 4.04 |
| PEP | 3.85 |
| HASI | 3.82 |
| LEG | 11.93 |
| CAH | 9.41 |
| O | 4 |
| CSCO | 11.22 |
| FDX | 3.39 |
| ADP | 4.8 |
| MDT | 2.27 |
| UNH | 3.77 |
| SPG | 3.76 |
| Total | €95,89 |
No less then 14 companies our paying me this month. I was a bit dissapointed that I didn’t cross the €100 mark this month. With some additional buys that shouldn’t be a problem anymore in the final quarter of this year.
And onto the visuals:
And working towards my goal for 2020:
So we’re finished with month #7 and I’m at 51% of my goal for 2020. I’m still behind schedule so this will be an exciting few months to see if I can still make it.
July 2019: €64,98
July 2020: €95,89
A solid 47,57% growth compared to June last year. As always my results are converted from their base currency to euro and are post-tax.
I would love to hear your thoughts on the results of this month and ofcourse on your own results. Please let me know in the comments!
Financially free in 10 years 
Looking good for July. I see a handful of names in common. Always nice to see. I used to own PPL a while back too but have since sold. Keep up the good work.
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Thanks DH! I’ve had PPL for over a while now, I recently added some share when it came close to my original buying price.
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That’s a nice month mr Robot! Especially with all dividend cuts past months. I am sure next year you will pass the €100 mark easily.
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Thanks! Hopefully I will surpass the €100 next quarter with some timely buys. 🙂
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Another solid month of progress, Mr. Robot. Love the growth rate!
That’s a nice batch of dividend payers, the quantity has grown quickly. Glad to see FDX is recovering. I never initiated a position even though I was watching it for so long. Hopefully, you are profiting from your position.
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Thanks ED. FDX shareprice hasn’t been kind to me which is somewhat weird since e-business is booming like never before. Oh well, as long as the dividends keep rolling in 🙂
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