Feb '26 dividend portfolio update: dependable quality + turnaround progress
Four of my model portfolio stocks reported in February, including two high-quality consumer firms, a financial with an 8% dividend yield and an interesting AIM turnaround.
Four of my model portfolio stocks reported in February, including two high-quality consumer firms, a financial with an 8% dividend yield and an interesting AIM turnaround.
In the absence of any results statements for January, I review trading updates from seven of my income stocks, including upgrades from two FTSE 250 firms and two small caps with 8% dividend yields.
My model dividend portfolio delivered income growth ahead of inflation in 2025, but this didn't translate into capital gains. In this update I review progress and summarise my plan for the year ahead.
Two small-cap dividend shares from my portfolio issued results in December, including an 8% yielder. In this review, I explain why I'm buying more of one of these shares.
I discuss the new momentum rules I've added to my dividend share scoring system and review seven stocks I've selected for top ups.
Turnarounds, positive trends and cyclical plays feature among the results from my dividend portfolio in November. Stocks covered include 3 FTSE 100 members and two small cap high yielders.
Only two of my dividend stocks published results in October. Both of these AIM-listed firms are facing trading headwinds but benefit from long-term management - and potential opportunity. Both also offer attractively high yields.
A disappointing Q3 and two small-cap losses have prompted me to revisit my approach to position sizing and portfolio structure.
Four of my dividend stocks issued results in August. I remain comfortable with three of them but have decided to sell one from my portfolio.
August brought results from 1 FTSE 250 firm and two of my FTSE 100 companies - including an 8% yielder and a global industrial group.
I review improved results from two of my holdings, a solid performance from one of the FTSE 100's largest companies and profit warnings from two AIM stocks.
My dividend portfolio produced solid income growth and some decent share price gains in Q2. I am cautiously optimistic that after a difficult period, the outlook may be improving.
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