Every quarter I like to review baby DivHut’s portfolio and dividend income. With the first quarter of 2017 already in the books it’s time to see how his portfolio has fared. Generally speaking there is not much change in his portfolio on a month to month basis as fresh capital is not always available to make trades for him every month. Still, with dividend reinvestments, stock spin offs and a couple small buys I made, his portfolio continued to grow in size from last quarter. Of course, the aim of his portfolio is not necessarily to achieve capital appreciation rather dividend growth with the ability to generate an ever increasing passive income stream. With that being said, let me point out some of the changes to his portfolio from last quarter.
During the first three months of the year I initiated two new positions to baby DivHut’s portfolio adding 3M Company (MMM) and The Procter & Gamble Company (PG). I also continued to average down his cost basis of V.F. Corporation (VFC). Other than dividend reinvestment this was the only ‘action’ his young portfolio saw during the first quarter. Comparing his last quarterly update to this current update his portfolio gains increased a whopping 53.5%. I guess that figure is a testament to how much the market has jumped since the start of 2017. As I mentioned earlier, gains are always nice to see but the real goal of this portfolio is dividend income.
Let’s take a look at baby DivHut’s current holdings, sector allocation and dividend income for Q1 2017.
Portfolio
2.94%
16.08%
41.04%
13.33%
(-2.07%)
60.50%
21.34%
0.23%
(-2.88%)
26.11%
(-11.17%)
23.13%
44.50%
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