Dividend Harvesting Portfolio Week 213: $21,300 Allocated, $2,128.72 In Projected Dividends

Summary

• Despite market volatility and a -2.8% GDP growth projection, I continue to invest, seeing short-term headwinds as opportunities for long-term gains.
• The Dividend Harvesting Portfolio's profitability declined by only -0.70% compared to the S&P 500's -2.8%, showcasing its resilience and effective diversification.
• Weekly capital allocation and reinvestment of dividends have increased the portfolio's forward projected annualized dividend income to $2,128.72, with a 25.18% return on invested capital.
• I remain committed to adding to my positions, particularly in undervalued big tech and high-yield investments, to capitalize on market opportunities.

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