Monthly Portfolio Update: March

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Forgive me for the sort of randomness associated with my blog, as I try to create some structure for my blogging style.

With regard to my actual portfolio, I want to be able to provide updates that aren’t so frequent that they dominate my blog, but are frequent enough to represent the changes in the portfolio in a timely fashion. For now, I feel that once a month, at the end of each month, is the appropriate frequency. My style has morphed since my blogging hiatus, into something much more zen like. Generally, I feel that my chance of dying due to a heart attack resulting from trading activity is far, far reduced.

As you’ll notice, I do not intend to provide information regarding my hedging tactics, as the complex idea of hedging should be particular to each trader. Nor do I plan on stating exactly what percentage of my portfolio does a particular holding represent, as the actual percentages vary slightly from account to account. However, I will sort the positions in order of size and additionally, it should be assumed that none of them are larger than 10% of the entire portfolio, as that is my general guideline. Also what will be stated only generally, as opposed to in specifics, is my p&l.

What I do plan to blog each month is an accurate, although basic, representation of what I am holding, how it is performing and how I am performing over longer periods of time.

Here is the first update:

Ticker — Date Purchased — Price Purchased

 

NKE — 12/27/2012 — 51.25

XOM — 11/13/2012 — 86.85

AAPL — 2/1/2013 — 450.45

GOOG — 11/2/2012 — 694.60

HMC — 12/27/2012 — 36.40

WFM — 2/19/2013 — 88.30

RRC — 11/1/2012 — 65.60

SLV (SS) — 3/12/2013 — 28.25

Cash — 50%. I am also hedged on the majority of my long exposure such that my p&l won’t move unless my holdings far outperform the general market.

I am up 12% for the year.

 

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