Tag: Portfolio reviews

Q1 2022 review, Photo by Andrey Zaychuk on Unsplash

Q1 2022: Keeping It Simple

Posted on 01/04/202204/04/2022 by ITinvestor

Here’s my latest portfolio review showing my returns for the first quarter of 2022.

Q4 2021: The Four-Year Mark

Posted on 05/01/202202/02/2022 by ITinvestor

Here’s my latest portfolio review showing my returns for 2021 and over the last four years.

Q3 2021 portfolio review, Photo by Stillness InMotion on Unsplash

Q3 2021: Quality Fights Back

Posted on 04/10/202121/11/2021 by ITinvestor

Hello again. Here’s my latest quarterly portfolio review.

Q2 2021: A Move To Money Makers

Posted on 05/07/202105/07/2021 by ITinvestor

Before I get into my usual portfolio review, I have some personal/blog news.

Q1 2021: Great Rotation, Photo by Marek Piwnicki on Unsplash

Q1 2021: Rotation, Rotation, Rotation

Posted on 08/04/202108/04/2021 by ITinvestor

After three and a bit years, I’ve slipped back to being level with the global tracker that I use as my main benchmark.

2020 portfolio review, Photo by Matt Seymour on Unsplash

My 2020 Portfolio Review

Posted on 05/01/202105/01/2021 by ITinvestor

I doubt any of us will look back upon 2020 with much fondness and this year hasn’t got off to the greatest of starts either. But purely from an investment point of view, 2020 was a pretty good year.

Q3 2020 review, Photo by Derek Thomson on Unsplash

Q3 2020: Just In The Red

Posted on 01/10/202001/10/2020 by ITinvestor

It’s difficult to know what to make of this year from an investing viewpoint.

Q2 2020 portfolio review, Photo by Brian Erickson via Unsplash

H1 2020: Running Up That Hill

Posted on 07/07/202010/07/2020 by ITinvestor

I decided to take up running on my 30th birthday after realising my 20s lifestyle, though not overly excessive, had given me a bit of a paunch.

Q1 2020 portfolio review: holding on tight, Photo by Mitchel Lensink on Unsplash

Q1 2020: Holding On Tight

Posted on 02/04/202001/04/2020 by ITinvestor

After a few decades of investing, it’s tempting to think that you’ve seen it all. But the stock market, not to mention the real world, never fails to surprise.

Collecting My Thoughts

Posted on 23/03/202012/09/2021 by ITinvestor

With two young kids at home for a week already, this blog is going to be a lot more sporadic over the next few months. But I wanted to set out some thoughts on how the bear market has impacted me so far and what I’m planning to do.