This weeks totals:
This Week | Change | ||||||||
Total Stock Purchases | 27 | -5 | |||||||
Unique Tickers Purchased | 20 | -6 | |||||||
Different Bloggers making Purchases | 12 | -3 | |||||||
Total Cost Of Purchases | $25,683 | 914 | |||||||
Increase in Dividends | $1,036 | 158 | |||||||
Yield on Purchases | 4.0% | 0.49% |
I have charted the weekly S&P % Return vs Amount of Money invested in the market for that week. Is there a correlation here? Does it matter? Probably not, but its fun to look at the data.
Top Purchased Stocks this week:
- DIS, T - 3 Buys
- HCP, KMI, WMT - 2 Buys
DIS and T were the winners this week. DIS has an unimpressive initial yield, but the growth has been double digits since 2010. The stock has been on a tear since 2010. Recently this year, they announced they would start paying dividends twice a year as opposed to their standard yearly payment. Familiar names as well as the runners up this week. HCP, KMI and once again WMT. I copied the graphs for DIS and T below.
Here is the summary of stocks, amount invested, and which blogger posted the buy with a link to the post:
Week of November 22 | ||||
Sector | Ticker | Yield | Amount | Blogger w/Link to Buy Post |
3 | ADM | 3.07% | 366 | Race2Retirement |
1 | BBL | 10.09% | 766 | Passive Income Mavericks |
7 | COP | 5.53% | 1118 | Passive Income Mavericks |
9 | CU | 3.61% | 1483 | Dividend Hustler |
5 | CVS | 1.48% | 1247 | Young Dividend |
7 | DIS | 1.15% | 100 | Dividend Growth Journey |
7 | DIS | 1.15% | 147 | Dividend Swan |
7 | DIS | 1.15% | 100 | Dividend Growth Journey |
7 | DOV | 2.58% | 1000 | Div4Son |
3 | GMCR | 2.56% | 1060 | Race2Retirement |
4 | HCP | 6.32% | 1050 | Race2Retirement |
4 | HCP | 6.32% | 2550 | DivGro |
3 | HSY | 2.68% | 1702 | Div4Son |
1 | KMI | 8.54% | 1200 | Passive Income Mavericks |
1 | KMI | 8.54% | 1032 | Dividend Hustler |
5 | NVO | 1.33% | 6753 | Young Dividend |
5 | OHI | 6.48% | 1020 | Passive Income Mavericks |
9 | OKE | 8.35% | 300 | FabSavings |
7 | SBUX | 1.29% | 373 | Zero To Zeros |
1 | SU | 3.18% | 300 | FabSavings |
8 | T | 5.60% | 100 | Dividend Growth Journey |
8 | T | 5.60% | 100 | Dividend Growth Journey |
8 | T | 5.60% | 300 | FabSavings |
4 | TD | 3.78% | 816 | Race2Retirement |
4 | VGR | 6.36% | 500 | Race2Retirement |
7 | WMT | 3.27% | 100 | Dividend Growth Journey |
7 | WMT | 3.27% | 100 | Dividend Growth Journey |
Sector Information:
For the Sector information, I use FinViz.com when possible as it is easy to find a consistent sector list. Here are the Sector codes I use in the chart (# is the number of each stock purchased in that sector):Sum of yearly Dividends | 1,035.84 | ||
ID | Sector | # | Amount |
5 | Healthcare | 3 | 9020 |
4 | Financials | 4 | 4916 |
1 | Basic Materials | 4 | 3298 |
3 | Consumer Goods | 3 | 3128 |
7 | Services | 8 | 3038 |
9 | Utilities | 2 | 1783 |
8 | Technology | 3 | 500 |
6 | Industrial Goods | 0 | 0 |
2 | Conglomerates | 0 | 0 |
TOTAL | 27 | 25,683 |
Which of these stocks are you looking to buy next week? Any surprises in this list?
I cross reference my list with A Frugal Family's Journey's list as well, but I do not guarantee the accuracy. If you see any mistakes, please comment or send me an email.
Disclaimer: I am not a licensed investment professional. I am not liable for any losses suffered by any parties. Any information on this site is my opinion only and should not be used for investments of any kind.
Due to S&P rising and holidays coming up, it made sense that the purchases decreased, however the total cost of these purchases went up. Still, I look forward to this post every week and trying to see trends as they develop. Keep up the hard work.
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Thanks for the positive support ADD! It's much appreciated. I hope this never gets old because I do enjoy it! Take care.
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With property tax bill due and holidays coming up, we decided to lay low this month. I meant to buy WMT today as our Readers choice but work was too hectic today. I will likely make the purchase tomorrow but it will not show up on the November report.
ReplyDeleteI do a similar report on a monthly basis so I know how much work goes into these posts. Adam - please know that it is greatly appreciated and valued by myself and the DGI community. Best wishes my friend. AFFJ
Thank you AFFJ! I appreciate all your support and positive vibes! I am in the process of moving so money is a bit tight right now for me as well. I plan to make one more purchase soon but probably won't be back into the full swing until January! Take care and thanks for stopping by!
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