My overall cost basis of this position decreases from $28.50 to $27.33 per share. I totally hold now 115 shares of CSCO and my yield on cost is 3.81%. You can look at my first purchase of CSCO here.
Details of my purchase:
With current
quarterly dividend ($0.26), my last purchase 65 shares of CSCO increases
€44.20
($50.36) of expected annual net dividend income. At today's exchange rate, this purchase will increase my portfolio projected annual
net dividend income approximately to €9,320.00.
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to see my portfolio.
Full Disclosure: Long CSCO
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Hey,
ReplyDeleteI really like your blog, nice to see how it goes on someone on the other side of the small sea :)
You have a lot of stocks that pay their dividend in USD. What are your thoughts on that? As USD is very strong at the moment and maybe in 5 years the dividends value will be a lot smaller because of the different currencies.
Hi Dividendstrainer
DeleteThanks, it's nice to have some visitors from the other side of that small sea! :)
Yes, you're right, I get much dividends in US dollars, and of course it includes the currency risk. Anyway, company in Europe, has the same currency risk, if it works internationally. In reality, I do not care about the fluctuations in exchange rates, because it is almost impossible to predict them, too much politics.
Thanks for visiting!
DH
Good buy IMO, CSCO may be one of my next purchases.
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