Today was Day 1 of Canada's Top Public Venture Capitalist competition I was able to make it within the first 100 on 871 competitors. I won't tell you exactly my rank, but it's lower than 100. And you bet it is. I have to say I am quite proud of myself. Those 870 other competitors have a lot to worry about. After all, I am the Dividend Girl. You'll find a girl on YouTube that names herself the Dividend Girl, but that's not me. I am the only true Dividend Girl. And best of all, I am a New Brunswicker and I am trading directly from New Brunswick so yeah, sorry people. I have a secret weapon, which I won't tell you what it is. If you don't know what's my secret weapon by now, you are completely lost in the wood, sorry for that.
Let's say that this first day experiencing Canada's Top Public Venture Capitalist competition was a little warm-up. I didn't spend the whole day on it obviously, but just a few minutes, in order to get in the mood and try to track stocks that I can work on. I find a couple of stocks, but sincerely I will never invest in those stocks for my actual investment portfolio. This is why this contest is a bit difficult for me because I am really restricted on the number of stocks I have at my disposal to invest in, and I have to trade stocks that I will normally never touch. I will stop my observations here because I don't want to disclose my wonderful trader ideas to the other 870 competitors of this Canada's Top Public Venture Capitalist competition.
My real investment portfolio did well today, under the circumstances. The TSX is still going strong, closing the session on 21,250.41 points. My non-registered portfolio closed today session at $142,899.63, my US portfolio at $4,922.27 US, my RRSP portfolio - stocks only - at $66,044.40, and my TFSA portfolio at $129,469.36. Overall, my stock portfolio gain $444 today.
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