Daily Dividend Portfolio Snapshot for January 25, 2012
The TSX made some significant gains today going up and ending the day at 12,539.21. A gain of +143.97 (1.16%). As for my dividend portfolio, it was a decrease of -96.92 (-11%).
Disclaimer: I am not a financial adviser, tax professional or an investment professional, I am only writing about experiences I have encountered through my own investments. Consult a financial adviser, tax professional and/or investment professional with any of your questions.
Daily Dividend Portfolio Snapshot for January 24, 2012
The TSX dropped by -126.46 (-1.01%), and my dividend portfolio dropped by -267.02 (-0.30%). As the day went on I was down as much as -400.00 at one point so my dividend portfolio recovered a bit from its lowest point of the day.
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) released news today that the global growth prospects had dimmed as the sovereign debt crisis in the euro zone entered a “perilous new phase.”
As a result of this news, more than 10 of my stocks in my dividend portfolio had their stock price drop more than 1% today.
It would have been a good day to increase my shares on all of them, but I was only able to buy one stock at this time:
- Boston Pizza Income Fund (BPF.UN.TO) for $14.73/share
Disclaimer: I am not a financial adviser, tax professional or an investment professional, I am only writing about experiences I have encountered through my own investments. Consult a financial adviser, tax professional and/or investment professional with any of your questions.
I own shares of BPF.UN.TO
Daily Dividend Portfolio Snapshot for January 23, 2012
The TSX ended +124.60 (+1.01%) higher today. My dividend portfolio also ended up by +535.30 (+0.61%).
Disclaimer: I am not a financial adviser, tax professional or an investment professional, I am only writing about experiences I have encountered through my own investments. Consult a financial adviser, tax professional and/or investment professional with any of your questions.
Daily Dividend Portfolio Snapshot for January 19, 2012
The TSX ended at 12,380, up +53.17 (+0.43%).
The Canadian dollar and the TSX both edged higher today, buoyed by new optimism about the global economy.
My dividend portfolio ended higher as well, +32.14 (+0.04%).
Disclaimer: I am not a financial adviser, tax professional or an investment professional, I am only writing about experiences I have encountered through my own investments. Consult a financial adviser, tax professional and/or investment professional with any of your questions.
Daily Dividend Portfolio Snapshot for January 18, 2012
The TSX ended up by +$94.69 (+0.77%) to 12,327.52. Unfortunately, my dividend portfolio didn't fair out well, ending -$681.24 (-0.77%).
On a side note, because of the drop of some of the stock prices, I purchased more AX.UN.TO, REI.UN.TO, and KEG.UN.TO. All three stocks fell over 1% today.
Disclaimer: I am not a financial adviser, tax professional or an investment professional, I am only writing about experiences I have encountered through my own investments. Consult a financial adviser, tax professional and/or investment professional with any of your questions.
I own shares of AX.UN.TO, REI.UN.TO and KEG.UN.TO
Daily Dividend Portfolio Snapshot for January 17, 2012
TSX was down most of the day and ended down by -$25.77 (-0.21%) today.
Deteriorating global economy to slow pace of Canadian growth, Bank of Canada says
My dividend portfolio ended upwards by +$417.11 (+0.49%).
Disclaimer: I am not a financial adviser, tax professional or an investment professional, I am only writing about experiences I have encountered through my own investments. Consult a financial adviser, tax professional and/or investment professional with any of your questions.
Daily Dividend Portfolio Snapshot for January 16, 2012
The TSX ended on a positive note at +0.23% or +$27.54. My dividend portfolio ended up by +0.59% or +$500.12.
Disclaimer: I am not a financial adviser, tax professional or an investment professional, I am only writing about experiences I have encountered through my own investments. Consult a financial adviser, tax professional and/or investment professional with any of your questions.
Daily Dividend Portfolio Snapshot for January 10, 2012
A good day for the TSX and another good day for my dividend portfolio.
I purchased more shares of REF.UN.TO, Canadian REIT.
Disclaimer: I am not a financial adviser, tax professional or an investment professional, I am only writing about experiences I have encountered through my own investments. Consult a financial adviser, tax professional and/or investment professional with any of your questions.
I own shares of REF.UN.TO
Daily Dividend Portfolio Snapshot for January 9, 2012
Even though the TSX was fairly stagnant on Monday, my dividend portfolio gained nicely. I also made some purchases today:
AX.UN.TO, Artis REIT. I purchased more shares to add to my "collection". The stock is uptrending with no noticeable signs of decline in the short term.
THI.TO, Tim Hortons Inc. The stock is struggling since the beginning of the year. I purchased some today even though my stock price indicators are showing some further downtrending. I'm not worried about this because THI.TO is a strong stock. The dividend yield is low hovering about 1.5%, but the growth is nice. As a long term stock it is a good pick for a dividend portfolio.
Disclaimer: I am not a financial adviser, tax professional or an investment professional, I am only writing about experiences I have encountered through my own investments. Consult a financial adviser, tax professional and/or investment professional with any of your questions.
I own shares of THI.TO and AX.UN.TO
Daily Dividend Portfolio Snapshot for January 6, 2012
TSX closed down for the first time this year, but I had a nice gain to end the week on the plus side.
Disclaimer: I am not a financial adviser, tax professional or an investment professional, I am only writing about experiences I have encountered through my own investments. Consult a financial adviser, tax professional and/or investment professional with any of your questions.