Portfolio Yield

[Fearchar]

My portfolio is about 50% cash.
So, I've been shopping around and have been buying 3 month treasuries.
A little tricking figure out their exact annualized yield, but I'm coming up with some where over 4.15% (it maybe closer to 4.3%).

Anyhow, when I add in distributions from other funds (PDO, PDI, BTW and VFMFX) I 
am coming up with an overall portfolio yield of 4.73%.

I also own a few stocks (about 17% of total Port) with none or no meaningful dividends.
In the past, I've been focused on overall return and didn't pay much attention to portfolio yield.
However, I must admit that 4.73% is sweet.

Of course, I know that such good times won't last for very long with short term treasuries...
Still curious to know if others have calculated or have a sense for their overall portfolio yield?

[steelpony10]

Fearchar ,

    Sure, 6.1% presently due to lower overall values. Usually it had fluctuated between 5-6% under normal conditions. Since we’ve added 20% more cash flow at these sale prices this year and will continue as long as possible I expect this to at least stay steady for awhile.

     About 45% CEF’s, 25% equities and munis each, the rest is accumulating excess cash to current needs. As you know this is our primary focus with anything Mr. Market provides as secondary income.