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August, 2020: 16
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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.


8/16/20-Since the prior entry (7/28/20) there have been no changes in our basic 25 holdings. They remain: ASB; AWF; BAC; BHK; BPOP; CFFI; CRWD; DDOG; FRAF; FSLY; MCBC; OKTA; PFBI; RCII; RSP; SONA; TSBK; USB; VBF; VCIT; VIOO; VMFXX; VTWO; WFC; and ZM.

Total portfolio dividends from current assets are close to their year-end target.

Since late last month our liquid assets have added 2.27%, or $33,645, and now stand at $1,515,257.

Net total assets (including real estate and all other holdings) total $1,829,567, down 3.88%, or $73,866, from their 12/31/19 value.

We continue to have a hefty portion of liquid holdings in reserves or bond assets.

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