- $250 of PM at $84.00. Yield 4.05%.
- $200 of KMR at $80.12. Yield 6.59%.
- $200 of RDS.A at $65.02. Yield 5.54%
$650 of new capital invested adding $34.37 to my annual dividend income.
Friday, August 30, 2013
Sharebuilder DRIP Purchases- PM, KMR, RDS.A
Reporting my weekly buys that went through on Tuesday. We are in the middle of a mild sell off this month and the market closed at 14,776.
$650 of new capital invested adding $34.37 to my annual dividend income.
$650 of new capital invested adding $34.37 to my annual dividend income.
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Hey AA, I'm half way through Dividends Still Don't Lie, a book you recommended a few months back. I like the theory and the methodology used to determine the value of a stock. I also like the idea of buying undervalued stock and selling when it's over valued in order to buy something undervalued - I always thought I'd hold most of my stocks for a very long time but I'm reconsidering. In any event, I'm thinking of going with a 2 month trial subscription of the Investment Quality Trends newletter referred to in the book. If you subcribed to this newsletter I would appreciate feedback.
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ReplyDeleteGlad you like some of the ideas presented in the book and think they compliment your investing philosophy. I have had some success in using the theory with my buy decisions but have a harder time with the sell decision even when I know a stock is a bit overvalued.
As for the newsletter, sorry, but cant speak on that. If you go with the trial subscrip, Ill look for a post on your blog about your thoughts on the newsletter in the future :)
cheers,
AA