My $1.43 Million Stock Portfolio Unveiled | $25,921/Month of Passive Income - UPDATE #34

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Summary

This video unveils a $1.43 million stock portfolio, providing updates for February and March. The presenter details the performance of retirement accounts, including RSP and LIRA, and the main portfolio, which consists of two TFSAs and a joint cash account. Key changes include swapping out HD for H-y-l-d and Q-Q-Q-C, and selling D-J-S for F-T-N and Y-S-L to enhance income security and increase US exposure.

Highlights

Introduction and Portfolio Overview
00:00:07

The video presents an update on a $1.43 million portfolio, covering February and March. The presenter uses Passive, a portfolio management tool, to track investments across six accounts. The total value, in Canadian dollars, stands at $1.435 million as of March 20th. Passive offers features like organizing portfolios, tracking transactions, dividends, and creating model portfolios. The video also highlights a 50% discount on Passive's Elite membership for non-Questrade users.

Retirement Accounts Breakdown (RSP and LIRA)
00:02:36

The retirement accounts, comprising the presenter's RSP, wife's RSP, and a small LIRA, make up about 39% of the total portfolio. The presenter's RSP increased by $8,000, now valued at $258,000. QQQY is the core position, with an initial investment of $120,000 USD now worth $131,500 USD, with all holdings on DRIP (Dividend Reinvestment Plan). Maxi (a Bitcoin ETF) significantly boosted the RSP's value. The wife's RSP also saw an increase, from $247,000 to $251,000, with JPY as its core position (initial investment of $100,000 USD now worth $112,000 USD). The LIRA, entirely invested in Bitcoin (Maxi), is up 39%, with a $33,000 investment now worth $46,000. All retirement accounts are managed with DRIP, and shares consistently increase monthly.

Main Portfolio Updates and Key Changes
00:07:56

The main portfolio, consisting of two TFSAs and a joint cash account, is valued at $879,000, representing 61% of the total portfolio. The presenter tracks this portfolio daily on Blossom, a social investing app. Two significant changes were made: swapping out HD and selling DGS. HD, a Canadian-focused ETF, was sold for $60,000, with half ($30,000) invested in H-y-l-d and the other half in Q-Q-Q-C. This was due to a preference for US-focused funds and a higher yield from H-y-l-d. The presenter, as a non-resident of Canada, does not benefit from eligible Canadian dividends, making the swap financially sensible despite a small capital loss. DGS, a Canadian-focused ETF with missed dividends, was sold for $25,000 to improve income security and increase US exposure. The funds from DGS were reallocated into F-T-N, Happy, and Y-S-L, maintaining a similar high yield.

Portfolio Streamlining and Future Plans
00:15:20

The portfolio has been streamlined to 13 holdings. The presenter aims to increase the Q-Q-Q-C position to $100,000. Core Canadian positions (Bank and ENC-L) are maintained due to their exceptional yields, despite a general shift towards US exposure. The presenter also holds RS as a core real estate position. Alternative, higher-risk positions include F-T-N ($60,000), Happy T.E. ($30,000), Y-S-L ($22,500), B-T-C-Y, and E-T-H-Y. The presenter added $5,000 to Q-Q-Q-C and more to E-T-H-Y, aiming to average down its price. The target for Y-S-L is $25,000. The only position potentially considered for future streamlining is F-T-N, but its current high yield makes it difficult to justify selling unless a break-even point is reached. The portfolio's current value is within 4% of the book cost, demonstrating good performance.

Fund Performance and Income Details
00:20:27

Y-S-L's distribution was lowered from 40 cents to 30 cents due to Tesla's performance, but it still offers over 20% yield. B-T-C-Y and E-T-H-Y saw positive distribution increases, with B-T-C-Y now yielding 10% and E-T-H-Y at 8.72%. The main portfolio is close to generating $10,000 in monthly income, with an overall yield of just under 13%. Annual gross income is reported in Canadian dollars. A 25% withholding tax applies to the joint cash account due to non-residency. The annual summary for 2024 shows nearly $28,000 in income for the first three months. The total realized profit since inception is $436,000, and if all assets were sold, the total return would be 43% ($1.3 million).

Community and Resources
00:27:33

The presenter encourages viewers to join the PI Inner Circle for $2.99 CAD/month for exclusive content, live trade alerts, and weekly opportunity reports. He also recommends following him on Blossom (username: AdrianCorpi), visiting his website PassiveIncomeInvesting.ca for free tools, coaching, and a digital product called 'The Ultimate DIY Investing Package,' which comes with lifetime updates. Referral links for Questrade (broker) and Passive (companion tool) are provided, offering free trades and 50% off the Elite membership, respectively. The video also promotes a Facebook group with over 14,000 members for community support and interaction.

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