This post has take a little while to come out.
I was initially waiting for the true payout to land on my account, pay the loan and see how much interest I’ve saved. This has taken a long time.
I’ve adjusted the Portfolio by excluding tickets that had a yield <10%. This may bring me more income but also more NAV erosion. But let’s test it.
I’ve received this month £1569.86 in dividends.
Investment | Dividend Payout (£) |
---|---|
IncomeShares Nasdaq 100 Options | 385.90 |
IncomeShares S&P500 Options | 260.36 |
IncomeShares NVIDIA NVDA Options | 135.65 |
IncomeShares Alphabet GOOG Options | 22.56 |
IncomeShares META Options | 121.38 |
IncomeShares Tesla TSLA Options | 301.30 |
IncomeShares Coinbase COIN Options | 342.71 |
Total | £1,569.86 |
This translates into a yield of 55%.
There has been some stock depreceation (I’m down 1K), but January has been a bumpy ride for those stocks. They are all down for this month. Therefore, I still don’t want to blame NAV erosion here.
I’ll have to pay £550 in minimum payments this month, but I will pay £1100 towards the 10K loan.
Let’s see how it pans out!