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March, 2019: 18
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Investor's Journal is a diary focused strictly on investments and personal finance issues, primarily from a contrarian and retiree point of view. Follow along with an average guy's failures and successes as he learns, by trial and error, the fine art of value investing.


3/18/19-Since the prior entry (2/26/19), shares of SLB were sold and XBI shares were bought for our basic 25 holdings. They are therefore now as follows: AEG; AYX; BRK/B; BRX; CAH; GILD; GM; HMC; LYB; MCK; NHC; OKTA; OLP; RIO; SNY; T; TTD; TWLO; USB; VHT; VIOO; VOD; WPP; XBI; and ZS.

As of this morning, my wife's and my liquid holdings stood at $1,393,100, down $1596, or 0.11%, from their level on 2/26/19.

Total dividends are on track to achieve our yearly target for 2019 of $42,562. The plan is to keep a 2.00% or greater yield on our assets plus at least a 13.5% annual increase in liquid asset dividends.

Since the end of 2018, net total assets have increased 5.44%, or $87,785, to $1,702,560.

We continue to allocate our portfolio conservatively.


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