Dividend Update: October 2017

It’s time for my favorite type of post: a tally of the dividends I received in the prior month. Given my strategy of DGI, it is really the dividend payouts that I care about. For each of the companies I invest in, I like to see a steady and growing stream of dividend payouts.

So how did I do in October?

Last month 12 companies sent me a dividend payout, adding up to a total of $256.

October is typically an ‘off month’ for receiving dividends as the majority of companies tend to pay out in March, September, October and December.

However, $256 is still a nice chunk of change though and adds nicely to my dividend goals for 2017.

The following table shows the tickers of the companies that made a October 2017 dividend payout to my portfolio.

It features the dividend amount I received and any change in payout as compared to the last payout moment.

TickerDividends ReceivedDividend per Share Change
KMB$15.52
DEO$20.199.12%
EQR$10.08
SOUHY$3.2077.78%
CAH$18.50
HASI$16.50
LHO$31.50
STAG$5.88
WPC$70.350.50%
CSCO$29.00
CLDT$11.00
BNS$24.531.07%

 

Some interesting dividend increases across the board here.

Out of the four increases South32 (SOUHY) stands out with an increase almost 78% (!). While that increase looks great, in absolute terms it’s still a minor increase of a minor position.

A more substantial is the 9% dividend increase that come from Diageo (DEO). Reason to crack open a Guiness and celebrate their soon to be opened US brewery.

Comparing the dividend payout of October 2016 to October 2017 (below) shows an increase from $162 to $256- YoY growth of 58%.

 

How was your October and its dividend?  Leave a comment/reply to share your thoughts!

Author: Tall Investing

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5 thoughts on “Dividend Update: October 2017”

  1. Moving in the right direction in a big way. Always nice to see serious double digit year over year gains from a diverse set of companies. I see we share about a handful of names paying us last month. Keep up the good work.

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