Many investors are turning to monthly dividend stocks to supplement their monthly income, because traditional sources of income, such as GICs, term deposits, and bonds, yield next to nothing these days. With this in mind, let’s take a closer look at two great income stocks you could buy today.
Portfolio Value Update - May 2017
What's going on, guys? Another month passed by and it's time for me to report my dividend investing progress.
As of May 31, 2017 my investment portfolio balance stood at $43,611.13. That’s an increase of $643.64 from last month. Not much of an increase, considering new capital allocation and dividends. I'm currently behind my goal of reaching $50,000 by the end of the year. We'll see how my stocks do in June.
Portfolio Value Update - April 2017
Portfolio Value
As of April 30, 2017 my investment portfolio balance stood at $42,967.49. That’s an increase of $1,144.76 from last month. The main value increase came from fresh capital and dividends, the rest came from stocks appreciation. My current goal is to surpass $50,000 in portfolio value before the end of the year.
Portfolio Value Update - March 2017
Portfolio Value
As of March 31, 2017 my investment portfolio balance stood at $41,822.73. That’s an increase of $1,291.45 from last month. The main value increase came from fresh capital and dividends, the rest came from stocks appreciation. My current goal is to surpass $50,000 in portfolio value before the end of the year.
Portfolio Value Update - February 2017
Portfolio ValueI’m a couple of days late reporting my February update, but here it is.
As of February 28, 2017 my dividend portfolio balance stood at $40,531.28. That’s a decrease of $179.27 from last month, despite monthly contribution and dividend income. The main reason for value decrease is stocks fluctuation, of course.
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