2/ I’ve been thinking about how to apply this to my own portfolio. And have reached a few key things I want to convey including:

- Weighted Average Valuation movements
- Look-through Owners cash flow split into Dividends received and retained earnings.
- Capital contributions
3/ Using this, I can create a overview of Total book value growth in my portfolio that accounts for growth in the business - both earnings and dividends, as well as the respective mark-to-market movements.
4/ An example below where it assumes growth of $1 invested. Basically like treating your portfolio as if it were a holding company. You “Look-through” to see how much retained earnings is due to you on a per share basis and multiply that by the amount of shares you have.
5/ I like this method because, you focus on the business earnings and detach yourself from the whims of the market. The sole focus is to grow your net assets over time on an after tax basis including deposits. You can’t benchmark this but it’s what will actually impact your life.
Please I encourage feedback.

I’ll also credit @mastersinvest for referencing the look-through earnings article. It’s a wonderful website they have built.
Another great thread by @10kdiver on the topic https://twitter.com/10kdiver/status/1309903384195948544
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