Welcome my fellow investors! It’s been a while since I last posted my buys, so here we go for a short and sweet post about my activity during the second and third quarter of this year!
| Date | Company | # Shares | Price |
| 4-5-2020 | AFL | 10 | $35,72 |
| 4-5-2020 | ADM | 10 | $34,77 |
| 4-5-2020 | WBA | 4 | $42,41 |
| 3-6-2020 | LEG | 10 | $35,34 |
| 3-6-2020 | FDX | 2 | $138,15 |
| 3-6-2020 | OHI | 6 | $33,15 |
| 6-7-2020 | IRM | 12 | $26,34 |
| 6-7-2020 | T | 8 | $30,32 |
| 6-7-2020 | ED | 5 | $73,90 |
| 6-7-2020 | AFL | 1 | $35,92 |
| 18-8-2020 | WKL | 8 | € 70,22 |
| 18-8-2020 | CSCO | 6 | $42,24 |
| 25-8-2020 | WKL | 9 | € 71,04 |
| 27-8-2020 | CWEN | 2 | $25,94 |
| 25-9-2020 | UNA | 10 | € 50,70 |
| 25-9-2020 | ADP | 2 | $129,23 |
| 25-9-2020 | CWEN | 3 | $24,12 |
My more avid readers will spot the two new companies immediately: WKL & CWEN! One Dutch dividend “aristocrat” and a somewhat more volatile/speculative dividend stock since its all about the green stuff! Energy that is, not marihuana :).
Wolters Kluwer: “Wolters Kluwer is a Europe-listed global information services company. It operates across four distinct business segments serving a wide array of clients: health (26% of 2019 sales), tax and accounting (31%), legal and regulatory (23%), and governance, risk, and compliance (20%). Within these divisions, Wolters aims to be the industry leader in a variety of niche, higher-value services.”
Clearway Energy: “Clearway Energy, Inc. is a leading publicly-traded energy infrastructure investor focused on modern, sustainable and long-term contracted assets across North America. Clearway Energy’s environmentally-sound asset portfolio includes over 7,000 megawatts of wind, solar and natural gas-fired power generation facilities, as well as district energy systems. Through this diversified and contracted portfolio, Clearway Energy endeavors to provide its investors with stable and growing dividend income.”
With all these buys my new annual forward income has risen to €1394,- (euro, post-tax). Come to think of it, that means that I added about €38,- in additional forward income in 6 months. Thats actually not that much given the money invested but I (mostly) have the dollar/euro conversion rate to thank for that and two dividend cuts (DIS and SPG).
Oh well it still means that I’m averaging more then €116,- per month!
Wow, you have been pretty active Mr. Robot! Nice to see that you managed to increase your dividend income, even with some dividend cuts.
I heard the name of Wolters Kluwer at work, as I am creating packages in our environment from their applications. I think it’s used by some accountants or auditors in Sweden in our company 🙂
Keep it up!
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Thanks BI! What a small world that you’ve heard of it!
When I was creating my treemap (few posts back) I also noticed (and somewhere in the back of my mind knew) that the vast majority of my stocks are US, so I’m now actively expanding my NON-US stocks to diversify geographically.
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Nice buy. I added some CSCO and ED myself. Also INTC and MMM for diversification purpuses as my portfolio is heavy on REITs and Energy.
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Those are some great buys P2035, I own all of them! 🙂
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als ik in een dipje zit wat betreft mijn blog en portfolio kom ik voor inspiratie gewoon even naar jouw blog en zet ik de geldkraan weer open om niet te ver achterop te raken bij jou 🙂
Is uiteraard geen wedstrijd, maar ik hou wel van een beetje competitie.
Dus blijf doorgaan.
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Hahaha nou blij dat ik je kan motiveren met wat vriendschappelijke competitie. 🙂
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Hahaha great to see that I can motivitate you with some friendly competition 🙂
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Wow, those are quite some buys you made! And the €116 on average is also very nice.
What is your view on the current markets? Do you plan to continue buying like this?
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Hi Mr. Groeigeld, thanks for stopping by! I’m staying the course so I will continue buying as usual. I will try to see if I can add to my non-US stocks as I have been doing in the past months.
I’m also eying some gold stocks, inspired by some other blogs but I haven’t made any moves yet.
To be complete, I still dual-wield every month. Meaning that I do 60/40 with buying stocks and saving/paying off mortgage.
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