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Monday, July 18, 2016

Summary of Recent Buys - Week of July 11, 2016

My weekly summary of buys from around the blogging community.

I currently follow over 77 blogs to get this data!!!

If you have made purchases this week and do not see them on this list, please let me know and I will add you to my list of sites I monitor for buy posts. 

Summary: 

The past week was fairly light as I found only around $18k that was put to work. WFC continues to be the top stock and is gaining even higher than last week. See the complete results below! Thanks for reading.



Top Trending Stocks!
RankTickerTrendValue
1.WFC▲ +215
2.TGT▲ +111
3.ABT▼ -17
4.AAPL▼ -15
5.DIS▬ +04
6.BNS▼ -13
7.NKE▼ -12
8.DEO▼ -10
9.FLO▼ -10
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This weeks totals:








This WeekChange From Last Week
Total Stock Transactions20-8
Unique Stocks Bought/Sold17-10
Different Bloggers posting10-1
Total Cost$18,61729322
Increase in Dividends$1,4472181
Yield on Purchases7.8%0.91%


I have charted the weekly S&P % Return vs Amount of Money invested in the market for that week.

    


Top Purchased Stocks this week

Top Buys This Week!
RankTicker# buys
1.WFC3
2.TGT2
3.


 

Summary Of Stock Purchase Detail:

Here is the summary of stocks, amount invested, and which blogger posted the buy/sell with a link to the post (Note that blanks are from bloggers who don't post amount information):
Week of July 11
SectorTickerYieldAmountBlogger w/Link to Buy PostBuy/Sell
9AEP3.22%
Passive Income DudeSell
5BEP.UN5.88%
TawcanBuy
7DIS1.42%3011Div4SonBuy
4IVZ
329Dividend PigBuy
5JNJ2.61%1900Young DividendBuy
3KHC
2751Young DividendBuy
3KO
31Special Agent DividendBuy
6MMM2.45%2000Young DividendBuy
4NEA5.50%1607My Dividend PipelineBuy
1PSX3.33%302Dividend PigBuy
3RAI3.21%2000Young DividendBuy
1SLW.TO0.761500Roadmap2RetireBuy
7TGT3.26%
TawcanBuy
4TGT3.26%25Special Agent DividendBuy
8VZ
60Special Agent DividendBuy
4WFC
2512DivGroBuy
4WFC
46Special Agent DividendBuy
4WFC
380Dividend PigBuy
7WMT
100Desi DividendBuy
4XOM3.17%63Special Agent DividendBuy



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):

IDSector#Amount
4Financials74962
3Consumer Goods34782
7Services33111
6Industrial Goods12000
5Healthcare21900
1Basic Materials21802
8Technology160
2Conglomerates00
9Utilities10

TOTAL2018,617


   
 


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.

6 comments:

  1. With the market at all time highs it's no surprise that the buying has dried up here. Thx for the report.

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    1. I hear ya Captain. I have some money sitting around, looking for a place to go, but all the charts and data I look at make it hard to pull the trigger. I am buying some TGT today but apart from that, I think I will stockpile some cash.

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  2. yeah, i think prices are too high to buy .

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    1. Hi Desi... I agree. I just wonder what is in store for the market. I think the US elections in November may provide a catalyst for a correction depending on who is elected. That Brexit vote helped for a few days :)

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  3. Very little quality names seem to be reasonably valued. Like Captain, its no surprise it was light. Only thing I have been buying is CSCO.

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    1. I havent looked at CSCO in a while. Thanks for the note. It actually looks fairly valued right now. The dividend looks to be fairly new, but other than that, the data looks good!

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