Montag, 11. September 2023

Dividend Update: August 23

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August came and went and at the end my portfolio barely moved, finishing with a slight minus of -1%. August (as well as February and November) is a somewhat disappointing month after the highs of May & June as these are the months with the lowest dividends coming in as can be seen below. In total, I collected 298,93€ in dividends, coming in just below the 300€ threshhold that I wanted to stay above for the whole year. Better luck in November, I hope ;-).

  1. Verizon: 8,40
  2. AGNC: 4,31
  3. ASML: 2,28
  4. Air Products & Chemicals: 0,45
  5. Realty Income: 24,02
  6. AbbVie: 10,02
  7. Main Street Capital: 15,15
  8. National Retail Properties: 3,81
  9. Omega Healthcare Properties: 31,72
  10. Texas Instruments: 7,54
  11. SL Green Realty: 2,02
  12. Stag Industrial: 0,40
  13. EPR Properties: 2,60
  14. SPDR Global Dividend Aristocrats: 39,15
  15. Apple: 4,89
  16. British American Tobacco: 29,66
  17. Hercules Capital: 25,72
  18. Starbucks: 12,34
  19. Easterly Government Properties: 3,11
  20. FS KKR Capital: 0,50
  21. Unilever: 18,11
  22. LTC Properties: 2,22
  23. Sabra Healthcare: 8,24
  24. Arbor Realty Trust: 13,50
  25. Ahold Delhaize: 0,15
  26. Sequoia Economic Infrastructure: 9,64
  27. Calamos Strategic Total Return: 3,36
  28. BlackRock Science & Technology II: 3,97
  29. BlackRock Utilities, Infrastructure, & Power Opportunities Trust: 3,28
  30. Blackrock Enhanced Capital & Income: 3,84
  31. Coher & Steers REIT and Preferred Income Fund: 2,23
  32. Cohen & Steers Quality Income Realty Fund: 2,30

On average, I received a dividend of 9,34€ from 32 stocks or funds, leading to a daily dividend of 9,64€, slightly below the 10€ average I hope to achieve. September should once again prove to be a better month. Let's see what the stock market holds in store for us!

 

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