↑ Accumulated $4,000 USD as part of my annual saving goal for
September
↑ Vanguard Emerging markets quarterly dividends $194 USD or 6%
at the current price.
↑ Vanguard S&P 500 quarterly dividends $196 USD or 1.9% at
the current price.
↑ Vanguard Emerging markets shares are up by $3,025 USD
Grand total additions: US$ 7,415 USD
↓ Vanguard S&P 500 slid down another $740 USD
↓ Company shares down collectively $1,340 USD
↓ iShares Core DAX down $270 USD
↓ Gazprom shares down $13,160
↓ GBP down to USD $3,465 USD
Grand total
losses: US$ 18,975
Observations:
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Vanguard
emerging markets returning approximately 6% at the current price, while
S&P500 returns 1.9%.
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Gazprom
is under severe pressure in Western Europe, as they are aim to secure natural
gas cheaply. This is crucial as scandal in the Netherlands is growing due to
earthquakes are being linked to the natural gasp production and public opinion
leaning towards demanding the production shutdown. For that reason they initiated investigation
and the perceived risk of the annual 10% revenue the shares are down.
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Year
on year drop is $46K USD + $50K invested over the last 12 months. There is three main contributors : Gazprom
shares ~$54 K , EUR to USD lost 15% or $38K USD, GBP to USD lost 7% or $4K USD.
I was tempted to buy Rosneft and Gazprom myself. Both were beaten into submission by the market. Just like anything in Russian sector of the economy actually, including Yandex, Russian version of Google.
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Hi Financial Underdog,
DeleteThank you for stopping by. I am believer in he market, so if they a beaten up a little bit, there must be a reason for it. Looking now it is evident that Rosnfet & Gazprom like the rest of the energy companies are going to struggle.
I agree, should there be more transparency and optimism towards Russia the companies would be evaluated higher. That is why towards my financial independence I start diversifying more towards western Europe, not only the USA and emerging markets.