Newton related Distance, Velocity and Acceleration with each other to revolutionize the physics of the time.
I was putting together some spread sheets to track my dividend portfolio's. I wanted to make a column to show me the monthly increase in dividends. since more shares get added through the DRIP and new funds. when I realized the parallels that exist between newtons laws and dividends.
Distance is your Net Worth.
Velocity is your Dividend Income.
Acceleration is the change in your Dividend Income.
Adding more shares to a portfolio increases the Acceleration. not only is the Velocity increased once, it is continuously increased as dividend income gets reinvested.
Then add Time into the equations as The sooner you start your investment trip the larger the distance travelled.
Then I went further to add a column to calculate the monthly change in Acceleration. ( the change in the change of Dividend Income) This was the most interesting column. It shows how fast you are increasing your Acceleration. I'm going to polish up this spread sheet and post it.
Friday, June 18, 2010
Tuesday, June 15, 2010
June Dividend Income Report
I've been on vacation in Jordan ( the middle east ) for the past two weeks. Surprisingly I have been saving a lot of money simply by not being in Canada. I should go on Vacations more often.
Dividend Lover Non Registered Portfolio: $6944.00 $5288.00 increase
Dividend Lover TSFA Portfolio: $1850.07 $26.49 increase
Dividend Lover RRSP Portfolio: $9810.74 $91.22 increase
Total Yearly Dividend Income before tax: $18604.81 $5405.71 increase
The large increase in the Non Registered portfolio was due more funds invested.
The increase in the TSFA portfolio was due to 2 months of DRIP
The increase in the RRSP is due to new purchases of stock using dividends accumulated in the account. as I have stopped the DRIP. I stopped the DRIP because I intend to use dividend money to start new positions in the portfolio.
This brings us to 18.6% of the 100,000 yearly dividend target. a respectable increase from the last report
Dividend Lover Non Registered Portfolio: $6944.00 $5288.00 increase
Dividend Lover TSFA Portfolio: $1850.07 $26.49 increase
Dividend Lover RRSP Portfolio: $9810.74 $91.22 increase
Total Yearly Dividend Income before tax: $18604.81 $5405.71 increase
The large increase in the Non Registered portfolio was due more funds invested.
The increase in the TSFA portfolio was due to 2 months of DRIP
The increase in the RRSP is due to new purchases of stock using dividends accumulated in the account. as I have stopped the DRIP. I stopped the DRIP because I intend to use dividend money to start new positions in the portfolio.
This brings us to 18.6% of the 100,000 yearly dividend target. a respectable increase from the last report
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