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THIS IS NOT FINANCIAL ADVICE ONLY FOR ENTERTAINMENT PURPOSES.
If someone asks me what is the most important benefit of investing in @EasyEquities USD account, I would say that you can buy numerous companies that payout a reliable/predictable and growing dividend over time.
$UPST Revenue -40% for this “2021 Medalist” of scam & grift. Yes, MINUS 40%. Guide sucked. It now trades solely on the winds of short squeezers & degenerates, so who knows where they’ll take it? It’s a queef in a hurricane, could go anywhere. The numbers remain diarrh*ea-level.
February 2023 Portfolio Update~
Money-weighted return since April 2020:
4.14% (Portfolio) vs -0.15% (VOO)
Cash position is now ~13%.
Currently 23 positions. Sold out of $TSCO and $RH.
Jan 2022 Portfolio Update~
YTD money-weighted return:
-4.48% (Portfolio) vs -5.07% $VOO
Buy: $MAT, $SONO, $GPN, $TROW
Sell: $ECPG, $GOOGL, $VRTX
The fact that I sold a few positions and went to cash really helped with downside protection.
January 2023 Portfolio Update~
Money-weighted return since April 2020:
6.41% (Portfolio) vs 1.84% (VOO)
Excellent start to the year.
Big winners: $LRCX $SWKS $META $RMNI
Currently 25 positions. Sold out of $OTIS.
Dividend Growers & Initiators... versus regular payers, versus the equal weighted S&P 500 index... versus dividend freezers... versus non-payers... versus dividend cutters & eliminators... per Ned Davis Research from 1972 to 2020.
Would you rejoice if you could buy a shoprite apple instead of a woolworths apple for a price that's 30% higher? Probably not, but we get excited to buy lower quality products at higher prices when it comes to stocks🤔 Be careful out there fellow investors.