More Dividends Update from February 2021
Long time no see readers. I have missed a few months worth of updates because I have been spending more of my off time traveling to different places. Lately, I have been staying some what local but I see the travels spreading out more and more.
It is nice to know that while I am out playing that my portfolio will continue to work for me.
February didn’t start off as a great month for me when I first began investing but since that time it has really taken on a life of it’s own.
With continued growth and the dividends being reinvested, it will be very interesting to see how the growth will continue.
Let’s take a look at how the portfolio has performed during the month of February!
Dividends Received
February has become a great month for me. Years ago when I first started investing this seemed to be one of my weaker months. Since that time, I have built up a nice arsenal of stocks that pay dividends during the month of February. I have never bought any stocks based on when they pay their dividend.
Let’s have a look at what companies paid me a dividend this month.
Apple (APPL) – $1.72- Reinvested
General Mills (GIS) – $9.93 – Reinvested
JP Morgan Chase (JPM) – $13.88
Realty Income (O) – $8.35 – Reinvested
Omega Healthcare Investors (OHI) – $30.96 – Reinvested
Procter & Gamble (PG) – $5.92 – Reinvested
AT&T (T) – $44.35 – Reinvested
WestRock (WRK) – $3.28 – Reinvested
iShares National Muni Bond ETF (MUB) – $0.55 – Reinvested
February was the second month of Q1 and accounted for $118.94 of my 2021 Dividend Income.
In total during 2021, I have earned $207.01 in dividend income!
So far my dividends received looks like this
Dividends Received By Year
Despite how much growth I have seen during February, this month continues to produce a large 33.3% growth year over year. A lot of this was attributed to the strengthen of the position in ATT. Unless some more stocks were added I will not look to continue with this kind of growth.
Portfolio Allocation
Small shifts in the portfolio allocation can all be attributed to shifts in the markets. It has been pretty consistent for a good number of months now.
Current Portfolio
I love how the current portfolio is positioned. It is still well diversified and if I sold everything I would still see over a 30% return on my money mot even taking into account all of the dividends that have compounded in the portfolio!
MoreDividends.com Articles
Here are the 4 articles that I posted on MoreDividends.com during September from oldest to newest.
4 Ways You Can Start to Grow Your Company’s Business Credit in 2021
Genuine Parts Increases Their Dividend by 3.2% In 2021
Walmart Increases Their Dividend by 1.9% In 2021
Coca Cola Increases Their Dividend by 2.4% In 2021
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Conclusion
This turned out to be a good solid month. I was rewarded with a nice stream of dividend income. All of the money was reinvested back into some more stock. ATT has proved to be a great dividend payer since I am able to acquire more than a whole share every time it pays me a dividend.
Building up solid positions will only help me grow this portfolio even quicker.
I have some more new adventures to tell you about in some of my upcoming post.
As always I look forward to reading all of your comments and questions, until then….. happy investing!
-Jason from MoreDividends.com
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