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Old 08-06-2019, 01:21 PM   #421
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Old 08-06-2019, 01:56 PM   #422
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I hadn't taken a detailed look until today. YTD is 18.05% which doesn't include whatever today closes at. Total in 2017 was 6.09% so I have been pretty happy.

I am also happy that I took some off the table last week almost at my high to reallocate (bought some property).
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Old 08-06-2019, 01:59 PM   #423
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The YTD personal numbers people post here should be interesting at the end of September (Q3).
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Old 08-06-2019, 02:18 PM   #424
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It would not surprise me if we have reached the highest for the year already.

Let's hope it will not be a repeat of last year, when we ended up in the red.
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Old 08-06-2019, 03:32 PM   #425
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Old 08-20-2019, 06:00 AM   #426
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June 2019
  • +14.21% Total Portfolio Value increase YTD (End of June)
  • +10.36% YTD Performance (End of June), total pie weighted
  • 50-45-05 (Stk-Bnd-Csh) Target AA
June was a fantastic month for investing and saving. FYI, off-screen we have two salaries (mine reduced 40% this year), and our monthly spend comes out of that. So it really is a rosy picture.

RLBGX American Funds Balanced R6 is +11.09% YTD according to M*. I hold that 50/50 fund in one of my 401k accounts, and it looks like a good barometer (or proxy) for overall performance of our AA.
July 2019
  • +15.27% Total Portfolio Value increase YTD (End of June)
  • +10.00% estimated YTD Performance (End of July), total pie weighted
  • 50-45-05 (Stk-Bnd-Csh) Target AA
July was such a long time ago! Got busy and did not record the YTD performance. I'll call it 10% and move on.

I've noticed this thread has become less fun, and fewer posts...
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Old 08-30-2019, 07:28 PM   #427
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Up 9.54% through July despite today's (7/31) market drop.

S&P 500 is up about ~19% YTD and I don't think it will end that high come 12/31/2019. Call it a hunch.
Up 8.9%. Did some day trading this month to make up for the relatively stagnant market.
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Old 08-30-2019, 07:54 PM   #428
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Old 08-31-2019, 06:23 AM   #429
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After 8 innings up 11%. I will take that with a smile.
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Old 08-31-2019, 06:33 AM   #430
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after 8 innings up 11%. I will take that with a smile.
+1 Given how dismal the news on the stock market over the past month I was pleasantly surprised that the impact on YTD return was pretty insignificant.

1/31/20195.10%
2/28/20197.02%
3/31/20198.08%
4/30/201910.56%
5/31/20196.83%
6/30/201911.34%
7/31/201911.96%
8/30/201910.91%
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Old 08-31-2019, 06:38 AM   #431
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^ it is pretty amazing to me also, that we are as well off as we are, like you mentioned. Been very interesting year so far. LOL
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Old 08-31-2019, 07:27 AM   #432
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Old 08-31-2019, 07:32 AM   #433
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July 2019
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  • 50-45-05 (Stk-Bnd-Csh) Target AA
July was such a long time ago! Got busy and did not record the YTD performance. I'll call it 10% and move on.

I've noticed this thread has become less fun, and fewer posts...
August 2019
  • +14.30% Total Portfolio Value increase YTD (Aug-2019)
  • +09.47% Estimated YTD Performance (Aug-2019), total pie weighted
  • 50-45-05 (Stk-Bnd-Csh) Target AA
Two benchmarks for managed 50/50 portfolio:
  • 50/50 Wellington/Wellesley 13.825%
  • 50/50 American Funds American Balanced Fund 11.74%
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Old 08-31-2019, 08:19 AM   #435
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As of 9/1/2019 net worth up about 8.7% from 1/1/2019.

Had child wedding expenses and Roth conversion taxes paid during this but new income savings also.

Expect similar expenditures, a different wedding and contributions this coming year 2020 also.
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Old 08-31-2019, 12:35 PM   #436
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1/31 +10% YTD Over half recovered from my terrible Nov/Dec '18
2/28 +14.57% and almost back to my 52 week high.just another ~4.5% to break the 52 week high
3/31 +16.75% and I was beating all three major indexes...
4/30 +21% 52week high, net worth at record highs, liabilities at all time lows...blessed.
5/31 +13.27% nice little 7% tariff haircut. Oh, I know it was priced in eh?
6/28 +21.46% regaining my 52 week high from back in April I'll take an 8% month .
7/31 +25% as you can see, growth has slowed first 3 months provided 65% of my YTD
8/31 +22.5% backpedaled a bit. Up double digits yeqr over year. Happy Labor day y'all blowin the dough at a 5 star with the family
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Investments up 8.8% through the end of August. Still well ahead of my SWR, so I am happy with that. Cash + investments up 5.3%, market gains still well ahead of our living expenditures.
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+26.4%, but 9% of that is a single ESOP stock...17.1% without the stock
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