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July, 2018: 28 |
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7/28/18-Since the prior entry (6/23/18), there have been seven sales (AEL, CVS, EXPD, INTC, O, TEVA, and VZ) from, and seven purchases (AEG, CAH, GM, HMC, SAFT, SNY, and VOD) added to our basic 15 holdings, which accordingly are as follows: AEG; BRK/B; CAH; GM; HMC; INFY; MCK; RIO; SAFT; SLB; SNY; T; VOD; WBA; and WPP. Our liquid assets have gone down 0.27% or $3638 to $1,354,206 since that last entry. The total liquid assets' yield continues to be at least 2.0% and is above target toward achieving at least a 12/31/18 goal of $37,500. Since the end of last year, net total assets have decreased 1.42% or $23,848 to $1,661,356. Consistent with ongoing concern about stock market overvaluation, cash reserves still make up 20.58% of our liquid assets' total. In addition, 20.10% of liquid holdings is now invested in bond mutual funds, closed-end funds, or exchange traded funds. Thus, about 41% of liquid assets are now in money market funds, equivalent reserves, or bond securities. This will gradually be reduced to realize an ideal allocation of about 33-34% in bond or reserves assets and 66-67% in equities.
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