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Monthly Portfolio Update - February 2024

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Feb 01, 2024
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Hello fellow investor,

In this section, I present a transparent monthly update of my portfolio. It follows my investment strategy that you can find here.

This presentation is divided into several parts:

  • Global view of the valuation and the portfolio’s metrics

  • For dividend lovers, presentation of the Projected Annual Dividend Income (PADI) and a monthly calendar

  • Sector and geographical breakdown

For paying subscribers, there is also:

  • An explanation of the month's movements

  • Review of the month's news

  • Presentation of current portfolio

Please note that my portfolio is in euros, so I am subject to exchange rate fluctuations, especially the euro-dollar exchange rate.

Valuation and metrics

Montghly valuation evolution

The monthly performance is 5.58%. This is better than most of the indexes (Nasdaq: 3.87% / SP500: 2.06% / CAC40: 1.78% / FTSE100: -1.33% / MSCI World: 2.13%)

Here are the portfolio’s key metrics (weighted average):

  • Past growth: 11.7% / Estimated future growth: 9.6%

  • Net profit margin: 24.5%

  • ROE: 39%

  • Debt leverage: 0.28x EBITDA

  • PE: 27.9x / PE Y+2: 21.6x

  • FCF yield: 3.93% / FCF yield Y+2: 5.27%

  • Dividend yield: 1.51%

  • Dividend growth: 9.07%

  • Buybacks: 0.84%

Projected Annual Dividend Income

Projected Annual Dividend Income monthly evolution

PADI increased due to 2 elements: dividend hikes (MSCI, etc) and positive EUR/USD exchange rate

Dividend payments by month

Sector and geographical breakdown

Sector breakdown
Geographical breakdown

The sector breakdown is decent, even if I would prefer to overweight the healthcare and technology sectors.

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