Allan Tong’s Discover Picks The smart money would’ve bought this during the height of the lockdown in late-March when Netflix touched $300. Now, the subs don’t support the stock price. That said, Netflix will continue to dominate the streaming space, so shareholders could hold for the long term, add on even deeper pullbacks or take some profits. Read Top 3 Hits & Misses for our full analysis.

Allan Tong’s Discover Picks Cisco makes it to our Top Dividend Stock list. True, this American IT company doesn’t pay a divvy like a Canadian bank, but analysts such as Darren Sissons and Lorne Steinberg expect Cisco’s 3.09% to continue to grow along with the company’s free cash flow. Read Best Dividend Stocks Canada for our full analysis.

Allan Tong’s Discover Picks This midstream player extracts liquids from natural gas, a commodity which is safer than oil. Keyera currently pays a whopping 9.5% dividend yield, so the obvious question is, Is it safe? Bay Street thinks so. Read Best Dividend Stocks Canada for our full analysis.

Allan Tong’s Discover Picks Recently (and belatedly for some), Power Financial and Power Corp. simplified their management structure. The pandemic has pressured shares from the low-$30s to the current low-$20s where it has been rangebound during the recovery. Power Corporation pays 7.47% dividend. Read Best Dividend Stocks Canada for our full analysis.

Allan Tong’s Discover Picks This consumer defensive name operates retail stores, selling groceries and household items, in the Canadian far north, Alaska and Caribbean. Because it operates in such an extreme geography, NWC enjoys a monopoly. North West Company pays 4.45% dividend. Read Best Dividend Stocks Canada for our full analysis.

Allan Tong’s Discover Picks Though not widely regarded as a dividend stock, UPS's 3.53% does offer some stability, driven by the surge of e-commerce during this lockdown and extending into the current reopening. Read Best Dividend Stocks Canada for our full analysis.