2021 Portfolio Year In Review

Written By Robin Valadares

Let's take a look under the hood and see how the portfolio performed.

Please note that a common benchmark used in investing is the performance of the Standard and Poor ( S&P) 500 index. The S&P 500 in 2021 rose 26.89%.

Why am I sharing my own portfolio's performance with you?

In our society, I believe we don't talk about the concepts of money or investing enough. It's often considered a taboo topic. I frankly think that's a reason why many of us struggle with it.

I'm an amateur investor, who makes PLENTY of mistakes, who mismanages my own time, and am learning alongside you.

I hope it will provide you with a layer of transparency that is utterly lacking in this area.

👉 RRSP 19.38%

👉 TFSA 16.03%

👉 Non-Registered Funds 21.58%

👉 Stock Options 30.74%

👉 Crypto 52.8%

👉 Fine Art: An Illiquid asset unable to determine appreciation of art pieces

👉 Fine Wine: A Semi illiquid asset unable to determine appreciation of art pieces

👉 Real Estate: 24.8%- using best available data

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Robin Valadares https://www.financiallyfulfillfedphysio.com
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