It should hopefully come as no surprise at this point that I love spreadsheets, as I have recently made adjustments to my dividend spreadsheet to track monthly stock performance and annual forward dividend income. As I read blogs across the DGI community, I always keep an eye out for how people track their portfolios and …
Earlier this year I changed jobs after being with my prior employer for over 16 years. Beyond the adjustment of that change at a personal level, there was also a financial decision to be made–and that was what to do with the 401(k) through my prior employer. Rather than cover the various options in detail …
Is tinkering with spreadsheets considered a hobby? If it isn’t, it really should be. When I updated my dividend portfolio spreadsheet to track annual forward dividend income, I talked a little bit about my love of spreadsheets and noted that I would continue to tinker with how I was tracking different metrics. Identifying a Gap …
The month of September did not present a wealth of buying opportunities for me, at least outside of the REIT purchases that were made with the funds from my pension rollover. With the dawn of a new month, I am keeping my eye on a selection of stocks that I currently own but would like …
Think back to a time when you were discussing the performance of an investment with someone. Whether it was your own investment or the other person’s investment, or even a friend of a friend’s brother, it really doesn’t matter. I am willing to bet that the conversation was centered on the outstanding increase in value …