No. | Stock | Shares | Dividends Collected (US$) | % of Portfolio | Yield on cost |
1 | Coca Cola | 150 | $44.62 | 34.84% | 2.04% |
2 | McDonald's Corp | 40 | $19.60 | 21.04% | 2.37% |
3 | 50 | 20.07% | 2.66% | ||
4 | Vodafone (ADR) | 50 | $34.65 | 8.37% | 5.12% |
5 | Intel | 50 | $7.88 | 7.92% | 2.34% |
6 | Philip Morris | 15 | $8.08 | 7.78% | 2.75% |
Total dividends collected (US$) (FY2012) | $274.62 |
Total Invested Capital (US$) | $20,400 |
Projected Annual Yield (%) | 2.5% |
Dividends per month (US$) | $29.42 |
SGD Cash Hoard | $3,000 |
Unrealized paper gain / loss (US$) | $827 |
For the months of August and September, I received a total of US$83.48 in dividends. No changes to the portfolio.
- Vodafone: US$34.65
- Intel: US$7.88
- Johnson & Johnson: US$21.35
- McDonald's: US$19.60
- McDonald's raised dividends from US$0.70 per share to US$0.77 per share. This is a 10% increase. McDonald's has increased dividends for the past 25 consecutive years.
- Philip Morris raised dividends from US$0.77 per share to US$0.85 per share. This is a 10.4% increase.
By the way, McDonald's is bringing back the juicy Samurai Burger in Singapore.
Give it a try! You know you want it. ^^
Peace Out,
Dividend Warrior
