On 5 May, Main Street Capital (MAIN) increased its dividend by 1.92%, from 26¢ to 26.5¢ per share.
generating a reliable and growing dividend income stream
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On 5 May, Main Street Capital (MAIN) increased its dividend by 1.92%, from 26¢ to 26.5¢ per share.
Welcome to the April edition of DivGro 2.0's monthly newsletter!
Every month, I write a market recap and a summary of my DivGro portfolio as of the last day of the previous month. I also summarize transactions that affected DivGro's projected annual dividend income [PADI].
DivGro contains 53 positions. Of these, 47 are dividend growth [DG] stocks, 2 are dividend-paying stocks, and 4 are closed-end funds.
By convention, I label stocks with dividend increase streaks of at least 5 years as DG stocks.
Welcome to the March edition of DivGro 2.0's monthly newsletter!
Every month, I write a market recap and a summary of my DivGro portfolio as of the last day of the previous month. I also summarize transactions that affected DivGro's projected annual dividend income [PADI].
February was another quiet month with no trades in my DivGro portfolio. Of my
53 positions, 47 are dividend growth [DG] stocks, two are dividend-paying
stocks, and four are closed-end funds. By convention, I label stocks with
dividend-increase streaks of five or more years as DG stocks.
Welcome to the February edition of DivGro 2.0's monthly newsletter!
Every month, I write a market recap and a summary of my DivGro portfolio as of the last day of the previous month. I also summarize transactions that affected DivGro's projected annual dividend income [PADI].
January was a quiet month with no trades in my DivGro portfolio. Of my 53
positions, 47 are dividend growth [DG] stocks, two are dividend-paying stocks,
and four are closed-end funds. By convention, I label stocks with
dividend-increase streaks of five or more years as DG stocks.