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My Bottom 5 Investments By ROI (Current Holdings)

So, I looked at my best-performing investments. I might as well look at the worst-performing ones.

For the purposes of this exercise, I’m going to ignore things I bought recently. It’s unfair to buy something last week and then call a 0% return among the worst I have.

#1. Yieldmax Tesla Option Income (TSLY)

I’ve written about the Yieldmax funds before. I suspect more than one will be on this list.

I am up 5% on this stock. However, it has fallen 26% and I have earned 31% in dividends. Kinda crazy if you look at it like that. I think it might be time to cut this one. I am profitable – barely. But I don’t believe in TSLA like I once did.

#2. Yieldmax Google Option Income (GOOY)

I’m up 9.8% on this. Almost all due to the dividends. This seems unfair. I am up 10% so far this year, and I can’t really complain about that. Maybe I haven’t owned it long enough?

#3. Yieldmax Facebook Option Income (FBY)

I’m up 11%. This is similar to Google, although Meta seems to have done well and then fell back.

It was doing a lot better in April. 🙂

#4. Pizza Pizza Royalty Corp (PZA)

I’ve owned this forever. I bought this in the early days of the pandemic. I thought it was a brilliant pick.

It was doing well, and now it’s stalled out. I might sell it.

#5. Vanguard Total World Index (VT)

I bought this because I believed I needed some international diversity. It was a bad idea to invest 100% of my portfolio in the USA stock market. I should also own stocks in Asia, Europe, the Middle East, and South America.

Well, that’s good for diversification and bad for return, I guess.

VT has returned a respectful 19% total return, but that makes it the fifth worst-performing stock in my portfolio.

I might have to consider reducing my international exposure. Currently, 31% of my portfolio is invested in Europe, the UK, the Middle East, India, and the “World,” and that’s probably a bit too much.

I’ll sell half of my VT and half of my other world holdings (VWCE) and put that into America somehow.

19% is respectable, I guess. My standards have gotten pretty high.

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