Bohr is an income/growth portfolio of which there are two. The other portfolio following this model is the Bethe portfolio. As readers will see in a moment, the current emphasis is on income as the Bohr is designed to generate $18,500 per year. When a retiree needs income there is always a difficult decision to […]
Bohr Portfolio Review: 15 February 2023
Bohr is one of the two Growth-Income portfolios where growth comes from VTI, VEA, and VWO whereas the income comes from 10 to 15 CEFs. Currently, the Bohr is investing in 15 CEFs providing a yield of 4.9%. I want to elevate this yield as this portfolio needs to provide more income for the owner.
Bohr Portfolio Review: 30 January 2023
The Bohr and Bethe are similar portfolios in that they both hold equities for growth and Closed-End-Funds (CEFs) for income. In both accounts they are essentially Buy and Hold portfolios as there is very little trading taking place.
Bohr Portfolio Review: 29 November 2022
Bohr is one of two major growth-income portfolios. The other is the Bethe. The growth comes from investing in VTI, VEA, and VWO. The income is generated from numerous Closed-End-Funds (CEFs). In the first screenshot below the CEFs have a light gray background. What to do with all the cash is the major problem as […]
Bohr Portfolio Review: 25 October 2022
Bohr is the portfolio scheduled for review this morning. This is a combination growth-income style portfolio where the income is primarily generated by Closed-End-Funds, much as you find in the Hawking and Huygens portfolios. The first move when updating the Bohr, is to go to CEF Connect and check to see if the CEFs are […]
Bohr Portfolio Review: 22 September 2022
Bohr is a Buy and Hold style portfolio where the investment quiver is made up of a group of ETFs designed to produce growth and another group of Closed-End-Funds set up to produce income. Think of the Bohr as a blend style portfolio. The Bethe is a similar style portfolio. Don’t miss the article referenced […]
Bohr Portfolio Review: 24 August 2022
Bohr is one of the growth-income portfolios that is essentially a passive portfolio. Passive in the sense that dividends are reinvested in additional shares either on the growth or income side of the portfolio. While the Kipling spreadsheet is used to keep track of the asset allocations, it is not used in the same way […]
Bohr Portfolio Review: 21 July 2022
Bohr is one of the easier portfolios to manage once it is set up with Closed-End-Funds. Why is this so? This is a Buy & Hold portfolio were dividends and new cash are used to purchase more shares. The plan is to sell no shares so one-half of decision making is removed. This portfolio operates […]
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