HYP Case Study – Dividend Portfolio 4
Today we’re going to look at a practical example of putting together a dividend portfolio using simple rules – the HYP portfolio.
Today we’re going to look at a practical example of putting together a dividend portfolio using simple rules – the HYP portfolio.
Today we’re going to look at a strategy that I mentioned in a tweet a few months ago. It’s called the Bonkers Portfolio, for reasons that will become clear.
Today’s post is about the qualitative factors that go into building a portfolio of dividend stocks. We’ll also take another look at screening for stocks.
Today’s post is the second in our series on putting together a Dividend Portfolio. We’re going to be Screening for Stocks, using free stock screeners.
Today we’re going to take the first step towards putting together a Dividend Portfolio. Why might we need one and what’s so good about dividends?
Today’s post is a catch-up with the SmallCap Growth (AIM) Portfolio, which we haven’t looked at since late October.
As part of our New Year Portfolio Reviews, we catch up with the Piggyback Portfolio, and outline our plans for the next twelve months.
Today it’s the 10-year Portfolio Review. I’m going to look back over a decade of my personal portfolio’s results, to work out just how much value I’ve added.
It’s the first week of January once more, and time for my annual Portfolio Review. Let’s look at my performance over the past twelve months.
More work on the portfolio tracking spreadsheet, and another week in the markets for the SmallCap Growth (AIM) portfolio.
More work on the portfolio tracking spreadsheet, and another interesting week in the markets for the SmallCap Growth (AIM) portfolio.
More work on the portfolio tracking spreadsheet, and a look at how the SmallCap Growth (AIM) portfolio weathered another volatile fornight in the markets.