Here is a monthly review of my Trading account, Roth IRA account and Lending Club account during a bit bumpy market. In November 2010 the market was correcting which was a great opportunity to buy more shares of stocks, mutual funds or ETFs cheaper.
Trading Account:
New [tag]stock picks[/tag] this month:
Stocks bought or added to portfolio this month:
11/16/2010 Bought 5.663 HSTIX @ 8.83
Stocks dropped from portfolio this month:
none
Stocks watched this month:
none
Existing & new [tag]holdings[/tag]: |
Symbol |
Qty |
Last |
Gain($) |
Gain(%) |
Stop |
ATR |
Risk to stop (%) |
[tag]BDT[/tag] |
100 |
10.47 |
107.10 |
11.39 |
9.20 |
0.1367 |
-2.07 |
[tag]HSTIX[/tag] |
78.55 |
9.16 |
52.83 |
7.34 |
N/A |
N/A |
N/A |
Contribution this month |
$50.00 |
Current [tag]capital exposure[/tag] |
-1.71% |
|
New positions available to open |
1 |
|
Starting [tag]account value[/tag] |
$1,692.06 |
Account value (without margin) |
$1,766.47 |
Buying power |
$0 |
[tag]Portfolio[/tag] Gain/Loss for NOVEMBER 2010 |
4.40% |
Portfolio Gain/Loss for 2010 |
-43.60% |
[tag]Annual Return[/tag] (CAGR) |
-29.14% |
Lending Club:
Available cash: |
$12.52 |
In Funding Notes: |
$0.00 |
Outstanding Principal: |
$1,325.22 |
Accrued Interest: |
$7.33 |
Account Total: |
$1,345.08
|
Net Annualized Return: |
12.41%
|
Contributions this month: |
$300.00 |
Weighted Average Rate: |
11.50% |
Expected Monthly Payments: |
$37.69 |
Payments to Date: |
$169.82 |
Principal Payments: |
$127.08 |
Interest Payments: |
$42.74 |
Late Fees Received: |
$0.00 |
Notes Invested In: |
58 |
Average Note Amount: |
$25.00 |
Net Annualized Rate to date: |
Higher than 68% and lower than 32% of all investors. |
I am rushing to fulfill my plan as quickly as possible. Therefore I was making some additional contributions. Here is how I am doing so far:
ROTH IRA Account:
New [tag]stock picks[/tag] this month:
11/08/2010 Bought 4.023 SWDSX @ 12.43
11/22/2010 Bought 6.369 SICNX @ 7.85
11/29/2010 Bought 7.072 HSTIX @ 8.90
12/01/2010 Bought 32.092 PAXHX @ 7.79
Existing & new [tag]holdings[/tag]:
Symbol |
Qty |
Last |
Gain($) |
Gain(%) |
Div. Y(%) |
Port. (%) |
AIGYX |
83.472 |
$14.83 |
$237.90 |
23.79% |
3.84 |
20 |
ATIPX |
106.395 |
$9.28 |
$47.17 |
5.02% |
5.61 |
16 |
GABUX |
77.118 |
$6.31
|
$15.82 |
3.36% |
4.36 |
8 |
HISIX |
26.918 |
$7.44 |
$0.27 |
0.13% |
3.63 |
3 |
HSTIX |
104.676 |
$9.16 |
$97.47 |
11.32% |
3.36 |
15 |
PAXHX |
32.092 |
$7.80 |
$0.32 |
0.13% |
7.57 |
4 |
SICNX |
103.864 |
$7.81 |
$61.18 |
8.16% |
4.25 |
13 |
SWDSX |
79.439 |
$12.50 |
$88.80 |
9.82% |
2.85 |
16 |
SWLSX |
29.814 |
$10.96 |
$57.84 |
21.51% |
1.74 |
5 |
Symbol |
Qty |
Last |
Gain($) |
Gain(%) |
Div. Y(%) |
Port. (%) |
IGD |
29.0 |
$11.43 |
-$25.23 |
-7.07% |
10.54 |
100 |
Symbol |
Qty |
Last |
Gain($) |
Gain(%) |
Div. Y(%) |
Port. (%) |
JNJ |
23.0 |
$62.60 |
$86.03 |
6.36% |
3.46 |
100 |
Account target and current allocation |
Individual stocks |
$1,439.80 |
42% |
18% |
NTF Mutual funds |
$6,252.20 |
38% |
78% |
ETFs |
$331.47 |
20% |
4% |
Asset Allocation vs. Wilshire 5000 |
Portfolio (%) |
Benchmark (%) |
Large Cap Value |
40.36 |
36.46 |
Large Cap Growth |
32.52 |
37.14 |
Mid/Small Value |
17.20 |
13.32 |
Mid/Small Growth |
9.93 |
13.08 |
Stock Stats |
Portfolio |
Relative to S&P 500 |
Avg. Expense Ratio |
1.01 |
|
P/E Ratio |
13.94 |
0.99 |
P/B Ratio |
1.88 |
0.93 |
ROA |
6.90 |
0.82 |
ROE |
16.89 |
0.80 |
Projected EPS Growth 5yr% |
8.31 |
0.86 |
Yield % |
3.84 |
1.97 |
Contribution this month |
$350.00 |
Starting [tag]account value[/tag] |
$7,971.26 |
Account value |
$8,028.00 |
Dividends received in NOVEMBER 2010 |
$12.94 |
Dividends received in 2010 |
$304.70 |
Portfolio dividends yield 2010 |
3.80% |
Portfolio dividends yield lifetime |
4.84% |
Dividends received lifetime |
$388.82 |
[tag]Portfolio[/tag] Gain/Loss for NOVEMBER 2010 |
0.71% |
Portfolio Gain/Loss for 2010 |
2.72% |
[tag]Annual Return[/tag] (CAGR) |
-1.74% |
[tag]Portfolio Return[/tag] since inception |
-6.65% |
PORTFOLIO CHARTS
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Here is the progress of my savings goal:
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My overall investing goal is to reach $500k prior to reaching retirement age or earlier. Since I have started quite late I will be looking for options how to boost my savings.
Are you interested in Reverse Scale Strategy and see how it works when implemented to even a small account?
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