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  • Sleepy Mini Portfolio Q1-2013 Update (and TurboTax Online Giveaway)

    The Sleepy Mini Portfolio has gained 6.7 percent my previous update. The Sleepy Mini Portfolio was launched in August 2007 with an initial investment of $1,000 with a target allocation of 20% bonds, 20% Canadian stocks, 30% US stocks and 30% International stocks to illustrate how a regular investment program can slowly build wealth over [...]

  • The 2012 Sleepy Portfolio Report Card

    Background I started the Sleepy Portfolio in 2005 to benchmark my personal portfolio, which at that time was mostly invested in individual stocks. The portfolio started off with an initial outlay of $100,000 but no new money has been added since. This is not simply a model portfolio; it reflects investment returns that can be [...]

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    Sleepy Mini Portfolio Q4-2012 Update

    Since my previous update, the Sleepy Mini Portfolio has gained 3.75 percent due to a rally in the stock markets over the fall months. It is now just over five years since the Sleepy Mini Portfolio was launched in August 2007 with an initial investment of $1,000 with a target allocation of 20% bonds, 20% [...]

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    Sleepy Portfolio 3Q-2012 Update

    Background I started the Sleepy Portfolio in 2005 to benchmark my personal portfolio, which at that time was mostly invested in individual stocks. The portfolio started off with an initial outlay of $100,000 but no new money has been added since. This is not simply a model portfolio; it reflects investment returns that can be [...]

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    Sleepy Mini Portfolio Q3-2012 Update

    Since my previous update, the Sleepy Mini Portfolio has gained 4.95 percent due to a rally in the stock markets over the summer. It is now exactly five years since the Sleepy Mini Portfolio was launched in August 2007 with an initial investment of $1,000 with a target allocation of 20% bonds, 20% Canadian stocks, [...]

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    Sleepy Portfolio 2Q-2012 Update

    Background I started the Sleepy Portfolio in 2005 to benchmark my personal portfolio, which at that time was mostly invested in individual stocks. The portfolio started off with an initial outlay of $100,000 but no new money has been added since. This is not simply a model portfolio; it reflects investment returns that can be [...]

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    Sleepy Mini Portfolio Q2-2012 Update

    With the world stock markets in much turmoil these days, it won’t be surprising that the equities-heavy Sleepy Mini Portfolio lost 5.6 percent over the past quarter (see previous update). The Sleepy Mini Portfolio was started in August 2007 with an initial investment of $1,000 and like clockwork, $1,000 is being added to the portfolio [...]

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    Sleepy Portfolio 1Q-2012 Report Card

    Background: I started the Sleepy Portfolio in 2005 to benchmark my personal portfolio, which at that time was mostly invested in individual stocks. The portfolio started off with an initial outlay of $100,000 and no new money has been added since. This is not a model portfolio; it reflects investment returns that can be obtained [...]

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    Sleepy Mini Portfolio Q1-2012 Update

    Since my previous update, the Sleepy Mini Portfolio has gained 5.4 percent. About half of the gains can be attributed to the S&P 500, which is up 9 percent in Canadian dollar terms in the past quarter alone. Long time readers will recall that the Sleepy Mini Portfolio started out with an initial investment of [...]

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    The 2011 Sleepy Portfolio Report Card

    Background: I started the Sleepy Portfolio in 2005 to benchmark my personal portfolio, which at that time was mostly invested in individual stocks. The portfolio started off with an initial outlay of $100,000 but no new money has been added since. This is not a model portfolio; it reflects investment returs that can be obtained [...]