My most recent post featured a list of companies that caught my attention lately. After some hesitation and discussion with my wife, I decided to go with the company which had the lowest dividend yield out of 4 companies in the watchlist – The Walt Disney Company (DIS). Shortly about the company from Morningstar: TheRead More
For the last few years, I created lists of annual goals to achieve. It helps me to stay motivated and I like putting goals on paper in general. This year is no exception, so the tradition continues. As always, the goals are divided into three categories – Financial, Fitness & Personal Development. Without further ado,Read More
At the start of last year I set some goals for myself. Let’s see how many of them I managed to achieve during 2019. Financial Goals Grow passive income portfolio to €17000. For the third year in a row, I set a goal to reach a certain milestone for a portfolio. I didn’t manage to achieveRead More
Another month passed which means that I can sit down and review the passive income my portfolio generated. It’s hard to believe that we are already into winter months. I can already feel the Christmas spirit, especially when it started snowing a couple of days ago. November was a slightly more stressful month. We startedRead More
A couple of weeks ago, my stocks portfolio reached €20k mark for the first time. After some market fluctuation, it went down a bit but then it returned above the threshold again. I decided to celebrate this moment by writing a short post about it. My stocks portfolio stands at ~€20300 as I am writingRead More
This post is going to look very similar to my previous post about recent buys. That’s because I added to the same companies as a month ago. Without further ado, let’s review the purchases. JOHNSON & JOHNSON (JNJ) First up is a healthcare giant which is one of the foundation stocks in many portfolios ofRead More
Recently, I published a post with review of my portfolio from the Sectors perspective. I figured out that there is only one sector (Materials) which is not represented in my portfolio. Well, at the beginning of last week, I closed the gap and my portfolio now has holdings from each sector. It was quite convenientRead More
The market was pretty wild lately. It presented some nice opportunities but I didn’t have available funds, unfortunately. I could tap to an emergency fund I am slowly building but I think it’s not worth the risk. It’s better to stick to the plan and only invest money you saved for investing, not for emergencyRead More
Everybody knows that diversification is one of the key concepts when starting investing. You try not to put eggs in one basket if you don’t want to get burnt. I was always trying to keep my portfolio diversified by looking at different companies. But I actually never had a clear overview in that perspective. Therefore,Read More
Another month flew by and we are already on the last month of summer. Weather during July was not as hot as in June but I am not complaining. It felt like a relief after all the heat in the beginning of summer. Weather was still nice during several weekends and we had a coupleRead More
