- My financial assets are divided into three distinct income portfolios, which I named with the Florentine sobriquets of Cupolone, Giotto and Masaccio.
- The first two, Cupolone and Giotto, contain securities paying monthly distributions and are focused on CEFs, ETFs, and ETNs.
- Masaccio, my newest portfolio, currently contains only two securities paying monthly distributions; the remaining securities pay quarterly distributions.
- In this article I examine the yield on cost for the three portfolios as a whole to emphasize the importance of making purchases when the market is most favorable.
For further details see:
My 10% Income Portfolio - Yield On Cost