December 2019 Dividend Report

And again another month and year has been finished and it’s time to write my report regarding my December dividend income.

December 2019 resulted for me in €526,94 in dividend income. This is up 117% from the €242,66 I received previous year in December.

In total I received this year €4.893 in Dividend income. This is 120% better than the €2.224 received in 2018!

I received dividend from 18 companies. The income in December was influenced by a speculative position in Washington Prime Group which I closed in November, but in December I received the most recent dividend payment from WPG.

Top 3 dividend payers are WPG, Shell and Macerich. The dividend payments of these 3 companies are good for 46% of my dividend income this month.

Above my regular monthly mortgage payment I did an extra repayment of €260.

Dividend Income – €526,94

Washington Prime Group	112,14
Royal Dutch Shell	79,18
Macerich	53,69
Enbridge	50,07
Invesco	35,51
Dominion Energy	24,82
Taubman Centers	21,06
Unilever	18,47
Qualcomm	16,79
Monmouth REIT	16,01
AGNC Investment	15,16
Bank of America	14,50
Coca Cola	13,99
Johnson & Johnson	12,85
McDonalds	12,34
Boeing	11,15
EPR Properties	10,43
LVMH	8,80

Transactions:

Purchase 36 shares Delta Air Lines
Sold 26 units VanEck AEX ETF
Sold 280 shares Legal & General
Purchase 35 shares Taubman Centers
Purchase 35 shares WestRock Company

Dividend Changes:

2019 Target Status:

I’m at €14.400 out of €14.400 deposit target (100%)
I’m at €4.893,24 out of €3.500 dividend received target (140%)
I’m at €2.973,25 income from writing options
I’m at €3.200 in extra mortgage repayments

4 thoughts on “December 2019 Dividend Report”

Dividend Diplomats says:

January 5, 2020 at 5:23 pm

Congrats on the strong month Erik! That is one mighty fine list of dividend paying stocks right there.

Bert
1. Erik says:
  
  January 5, 2020 at 8:50 pm
  
  Thanks, it’s indeed a long list of payers this month!
Investor Trip says:

February 8, 2020 at 4:41 am

Nice portfolio. I recently sold Washington Prime Group (WPG) as wel. At first, I loved the dividend but realized the stock has lost almost 80% of its value over the years. Seems like the dividend is the only thing keeping this stock from hitting $1. Lots of REIT bloggers are worried that they must cut the dividend because it exceeds the FFO estimates. Nice additions to the portfolio overall!
1. Erik says:
  
  February 8, 2020 at 2:52 pm
  
  WPG is to unpredictable for me at the moment, although I’m not persé negative about them. I just catched myself spending to much attention on a small position in my portfolio so decided to sell them.

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