Q: I'm one of your newer subscribers having joined in Nov '13 and I have been doing much better with my investing since then. I ditched my Financial Adviser/Broker about a year ago when I finally stopped procrastinating and acted upon long held realisation that she was making more money from our accounts than we were.
I now manage both RRSPs and RRIFs for myself and my wife. We own 40 shares in the four accounts, most of them dividend producing, but also some growth stocks and they are fairly widely spread across different sectors and different geographical areas.
I have a few duds, or at least equities or ETFs that I bought at the wrong time when I was out in the wilderness learning to do it all by myself, and I intend to sell them when the time is right to take advantage of your advice given in your answers to members.
It doesn't seem to be too onerous a task at the moment as long as I ignore events like the recent selloff, but are 40 stocks too many?
I now manage both RRSPs and RRIFs for myself and my wife. We own 40 shares in the four accounts, most of them dividend producing, but also some growth stocks and they are fairly widely spread across different sectors and different geographical areas.
I have a few duds, or at least equities or ETFs that I bought at the wrong time when I was out in the wilderness learning to do it all by myself, and I intend to sell them when the time is right to take advantage of your advice given in your answers to members.
It doesn't seem to be too onerous a task at the moment as long as I ignore events like the recent selloff, but are 40 stocks too many?