Nanalyze Premium · Quantigence model portfoliosFive ways to build
a $100K dividend portfolio.
Explore All, Core, Small Cap, International and Upcoming Champions. Each model selects 20 positions from its own calculator, using the supplied Q-scores to select and size holdings within a balanced sector mix.
20 holdings per modelVaried weights · 1–10%Separate $100K budgetsImported September 23, 2026
01 / Quantigence217 candidates → 20 holdings
Selects across the entire ALL calculator, including the four specialist lists. It is its own $100K model, not a combination of the four other budgets.
- Allocation
- $1,000–$10,000 per holding
- Source sectors represented
- 10
- Income at CSV yields
- $2,663/year2.66% · source date not supplied
02 / Quantigence83 candidates → 20 holdings
The calculator’s established Core candidates, with a mix of dividend-growth sectors.
- Allocation
- $1,000–$10,000 per holding
- Source sectors represented
- 10
- Income at CSV yields
- $2,442/year2.44% · source date not supplied
03 / Quantigence44 candidates → 20 holdings
Uses the publisher’s Small Cap list. Source membership is preserved even when a company’s reported market cap has grown.
- Allocation
- $1,000–$10,000 per holding
- Source sectors represented
- 8
- Income at CSV yields
- $2,638/year2.64% · source date not supplied
04 / Quantigence56 candidates → 20 holdings
Uses the International list’s original stock-exchange listings. Historical results include exchange-rate movements in USD.
- Allocation
- $1,000–$10,000 per holding
- Source sectors represented
- 10
- Income at CSV yields
- $2,987/year2.99% · source date not supplied
05 / Quantigence37 candidates → 20 holdings
Uses the Upcoming Champions list, including companies with shorter dividend-increase records than established champions.
- Allocation
- $1,000–$10,000 per holding
- Source sectors represented
- 7
- Income at CSV yields
- $2,678/year2.68% · source date not supplied
One selection method. Five different candidate lists.
Choose the highest-scoring available candidate from the least-represented sector, breaking ties by source ticker. Repeat to 20 holdings, then allocate equally with whole-dollar rounding. The result follows the report’s principles of diversification and equal position sizes, using our own explicit selection rule.
The source lists overlap and are not synchronized live accounts. The five CSVs contain 217 distinct companies in total. Q-scores and yields are saved source values with no effective date in the exports. Portfolio choices and historical illustrations are Income Lens models, not Nanalyze’s published account or future-return forecasts.