Portfolio Updates
The latest portfolio updates I've published. Keep track of my growth, success and failures! This will mainly feature updates on my M1 Finance portfolios. One of these is focused on growth stocks and another follows the dividend aristocrats. I will mention the portfolio totals, holdings and any changes that may have happened since the last portfolio updates. The initial goal of these portfolio is to get them to $100,000 as soon as possible then push for further growth after that. Note that this is not my entire portfolio. However, since most of my portfolio is in index funds, this is by far the more interesting part of my investment dollars and one I have more fun following and sharing.
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Portfolio Update #4 – The Post-Election Rally
The post-election rally drives solid results in both portfolio. Join me for the latest portfolio update and the last for 2020.
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Portfolio Update #3 – Growth Portfolio Still Solid Despite a September Dip
The latest portfolio update, growth stocks continue to excel despite a small September dip.
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Portfolio Update #2 – Rising Stocks and The Money Supply
It's time for another portfolio update with continued positive results. The growth socks soar and my dividend stocks aren't doing too bad either!
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My Two M1 Finance Portfolios – One For Growth, One For Dividends
Visiting my two M1 Finance portfolios and seeing how they have fared in the recent market turmoil.
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Portfolio Review – March 2019 – Healthcare Stocks Fall
[This March portfolio review about healthcare stocks may contain affiliate links for which I receive a commission at no cost to you. I only recommend products I use and trust.] Healthcare stocks were an ugly sector to be in this month. The reason? A bevy of democratic candidates talking up medicare for all. It’s easy to see why that would be bad for healthcare. After all, there’s a ton of parties making money from our current healthcare system. However, that may change if certain candidates have their way. Uncertainty is rarely good for stocks so we saw a big dip in a lot of big healthcare names this month. That…
