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To: rnsmth who wrote (1697)12/12/2021 8:34:03 AM
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I include them in the base when they come in as part of the total div-income received but don't try to predict them in the projected income tracking I do.

My tracking method is pretty simple where I can see my month over month from each year next to each other in the doc to see how much it's up or down, total at the bottom. So if a special div comes in it's just added to the tracking sheet.

Example (If this formats differently when submitted and comes out a mess my apologies)

2020 2021
Jan $X $X
Feb $X $X
March

Track my projected forward income on a separate sheet in the same doc which shows position size, date of first purchase, total amount of money invested in each purchase (doesn't count money from DRIPs but does count add on purchases), forward projected income from each company with total at the bottom, and a few other data points.

They make tracking the forward projected income tough because they're not included but easier to have a smaller base than predict what years and how much extra a company is going to give out.
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