Tuesday, July 7, 2020

JUNE 2020 BUYS


Well, June kind of flew by.  The stock market is still on it's inexplicable rise to pre-Covid levels.  but it will not slow my enthusiasm for increasing my dividend income to achieve financial independence.

Not only did I reinvest all of my dividend earnings, I deployed the value of some shares that paused their dividend and let it go to work for me.

I loved owning Boeing (BA).  But as long as I am still in positive territory, I might as well put that money to better use earning something back.  It resulted in gaining $154 in annual dividend income by switching out Boeing for Target and Pfizer.

TICKER
DATE
QTY
PRICE
TOTAL
DIV INC / Yr
YIELD
WU
6/3/20
8
$23.0350
$184.28
$7.20
3.91%
TGT
6/10/20
4
$121.3450
$485.38
$10.56
2.18%
HBAN
6/10/20
5
$10.7066
$53.53
$3.00
5.60%
TGT
6/12/20
5
$116.5100
$582.55
$13.60
2.33%
TGT
6/19/20
2
$121.1750
$242.35
$5.44
2.24%
BA
6/26/20
-25
$169.6086
-$4240.12
$0.00
0.00%
TGT
6/26/20
17
$119.4272
$2030.26
$46.24
2.28%
PFE
6/26/20
71
$31.7450
$2253.90
$107.92
4.79%
TSN
6/30/20
2
$59.9800
$119.96
$3.36
2.80%







TOTALS



$1,712.09
$197.32
11.53%


Overall, I gained $197.32 cents in my annual dividend income.

Also, I fulfilled my goal of matching my spending of 2019 with stock purchases in 2020 of the following companies:  Bed Bath and Beyond, Costco, Home Depot, Target, Starbucks, and AT&T.

I figured if I could afford spending money there, I can afford to buy the shares.  In the long run, my purchases will pay for themselves.

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