Dividend Growth Stocks

Money in the Trough – March Dividend Stock Purchases – 2019

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A new month and some new money in the account to put to work.  With the market still moving up, great deals aren’t in the abundance they were in December and early January.

Anyway, here are the dividend stocks I’ve been buying this month.  So far, I’ve put a little over $2,100.00 to work with an average yield of 3.4%.

The $F, $PFE and $SO purchases were all made via DRIP.

New Buys - March 2019

My dividend portfolio has been updated with these buys.

Oh, this month I’ve also included the ETF’s that I own to the portfolio.  Since I don’t have any plans to sell any of these right now, I might as well start tracking the dividend income they provide.

All additional purchases made this March will be posted on this page.  I try to invest $2,500 – $4,000 every month, though last month totaled almost $5,400!

Financial Data provided by Intrinio.

What have you been buying this month?

I'm a dividend growth investor who is aiming to retire early in 4 years at the age of 45. My goal is to live off the income my dividend portfolio and rental property produce exclusively and leave the corporate rat race. I hope you will join me in this journey!

4 Comments

  1. Blake,

    You have 337 shares of F. Why did you buy more? Do you think F will increase in the future?

    • Blake

      Hi DSFI!

      The F purchase were made via DRIP. I’m not buying anymore with new money (as my position is already large enough), just letting the position grow organically. I am optimistic about Ford’s long term ability to grow/prosper and the company is currently undervalued.

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