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Canadian rails enjoy a duopoly, but we know that grains and other resources will get shipped. CP is more efficient than CN, and is very well-run. He owns CNR. Investors should own either.
Seeking dividends Caveat: You don't get the dividend tax credit as a Canadian investor. For good dividends in Canada: telcos, pipelines, utilities (i.e. Emera, Fortis) and the better investment trusts. He buys a bundle of such dividend payers, but these stocks are still below their February highs, as low as 25%.
Seeking dividends Caveat: You don't get the dividend tax credit as a Canadian investor. For good dividends in Canada: telcos, pipelines, utilities (i.e. Emera, Fortis) and the better investment trusts. He buys a bundle of such dividend payers, but these stocks are still below their February highs, as low as 25%.
Telcos & utilities' outlook in the work-from-home era Rogers got hit when sports were cancelled/postponed and their broadcasting business may be impacted if MLB baseball is cancelled. Who knows? With Telus, you're taking less media-related risk. Telus is down 20% from its peak and pays a dividend over 5% that should rise. He sees no problems with telcos and utilities going forward, because the work-from-home trend will support them. But with both classes, some investors consider them boring (flat share price despite high dividend) and moved into growth/tech stocks. The dividend payers are now unloved, but history teaches us that that is precisely when to buy them.
Telcos & utilities' outlook in the work-from-home era Rogers got hit when sports were cancelled/postponed and their broadcasting business may be impacted if MLB baseball is cancelled. Who knows? With Telus, you're taking less media-related risk. Telus is down 20% from its peak and pays a dividend over 5% that should rise. He sees no problems with telcos and utilities going forward, because the work-from-home trend will support them. But with both classes, some investors consider them boring (flat share price despite high dividend) and moved into growth/tech stocks. The dividend payers are now unloved, but history teaches us that that is precisely when to buy them.
Canadian tech stocks (DOKS - Descartes, Open Text, Kinaxis, Shopify) as a buy-and-hold strategy? His favourite among this narrow class of stocks is CSU. They make good acquisitions shrewdly, which made them grow into the dominant Canadian name. It's a better bet until Shopify starts being consistently profitable.
Canadian tech stocks (DOKS - Descartes, Open Text, Kinaxis, Shopify) as a buy-and-hold strategy? His favourite among this narrow class of stocks is CSU. They make good acquisitions shrewdly, which made them grow into the dominant Canadian name. It's a better bet until Shopify starts being consistently profitable.
