Dividend Stocks

Dividend stocks make cash payouts that serve as a way for companies to share the wealth they’ve accumulated.  These payouts are drawn from earnings and cash flow and paid to the shareholders of the company. Typically, these dividends are paid quarterly, although they may be paid annually or even monthly as well.

Dividends can produce as much as a third of your total return over long periods, and you can even retire on dividends.

There are 4 key stock dividend dates that are involved with dividend payments:

1- The Declaration Date is several weeks in advance of a dividend payment—it’s when company’s board of directors sets the amount and timing of the proposed payment.
2- The Payable Date is the date set by the board on which the dividend will actually be paid out to shareholders.
3- The Record Date is for shareholders who hold the stock before the payable date and receive the dividend payment. That date is set any number of weeks before the payable date.
4-The Ex-Dividend Date is two business days before the record date and it’s when the shares begin to trade without their dividend. If you buy stocks one day or more before their ex-dividend date, you will still get the dividend. That’s when a stock is said to trade cum-dividend. If you buy on the ex-dividend date or later, you won’t get the dividend. The ex-dividend date is in place to allow pending stock trades to settle.

We think very highly of stocks that have been paying dividends for five or more years, at TSI Network. Many of these stocks fit in well with our three-part Successful Investor philosophy:

1- Invest mainly in well-established companies;
2- Spread your money out across most if not all of the five main economic sectors (Manufacturing & Industry; Resources & Commodities; Consumer; Finance; and Utilities);
3- Downplay or avoid stocks in the broker/media limelight.

The Growing Power of Dividends

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The Best Canadian Dividend Stocks to Buy: REITS Canada and other Top Canadian Dividend Stocks.


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Tamarack Valley now yields 3.8%

Tamarack Valley now yields 3.8%

A Member of Pat McKeough’s Inner Circle asked for his advice on Tamarack Valley, a junior oil and gas company active in Western Canada.

Pat likes the company’s cheap valuation and its relatively solid dividend, but warns the company needs higher oil and gas prices to… Read More

Enjoy 6.4% yield from IGM

Enjoy 6.4% yield from IGM

Assets under management improved despite a net outflow of new money as IGM continues to expand its presence outside Canada.

We think the company’s future is bright as it continues to offer a high yield at a relatively cheap valuation.

That’s because the stock trades at just… Read More

Get 5.9% from Andrew Peller

Get 5.9% from Andrew Peller

Revenues continue to rebound as restaurants and hotels re-open. Andrew Peller’s  5.9% dividend yield also looks sustainable.

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ANDREW PELLER LTD. (Toronto symbols ADW.A (non-voting); www.andrewpeller.com) is Canada’s second-largest wine producer after Arterra Wines.

Peller’s wineries are in Ontario (Niagara), British Columbia (Okanagan and Similkameen Valleys) and Nova… Read More

Allied Properties’ 9.9% yield looks like a solid bet

Allied Properties’ 9.9% yield looks like a solid bet

Allied Properties holds some of the best properties in Canada’s biggest cities. Those assets should let it sustain its high distribution.

The share price should turn around before much longer and meanwhile the REIT is priced below its peers at just 7.5 times free cash flow.

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Get 7.6% yield from TC Energy

Get 7.6% yield from TC Energy

TC Energy recently announced a new plan to unlock value for its investors. The strategy includes spinning off the company’s oil pipelines business and selling certain other assets to pay down debt.

The stock dropped on the announcement. However, numerous academic studies show that spun-off stocks,… Read More

Sobeys Inc. $38 – Toronto symbol SBY

Sobeys Inc. $38 – Toronto symbol SBY

Sobeys has undergone significant changes since this article was published in 2006, including its delisting by owner Empire Company LTD. See below for that June 2016 update, following an Oct. 2019 update on Empire.
2019:

Empire Company Ltd., $30.50, symbol EMP.A on Toronto (Shares outstanding: 269.1… Read More

Enjoy 7.9% yield from Dream Office

Enjoy 7.9% yield from Dream Office

Worries about the trend to remote work, even as the pandemic lifted, have weighed on Dream Office REIT. However, its high-quality properties should continue to attract tenants and support its distributions.

The stock trades at just 5.5 times the company’s free cash flow as compared to… Read More

Get 5.9% yield from H&R REIT

Get 5.9% yield from H&R REIT

In January 2022, H&R REIT spun off most of its retail properties to Primaris REIT. Unitholders received one unit of Primaris for every four units of the original REIT they held. At that time, the parent REIT investors held 74% of Primaris, while the Healthcare… Read More

Enjoy a sustainable 6.7% yield from Extendicare

Enjoy a sustainable 6.7% yield from Extendicare

Recovering COVID-19-related costs has helped this Extendicare grow its cash flow 66.4% in the most recent quarter.

A recent focus on expanding its long-term-care and home health care segments should support the solid dividend.

Meanwhile the stock trades at 26.5 times the company’s 2023 earnings forecast.

The Growing Power of Dividends

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Earnings should grow 13% this year at Cisco

Earnings should grow 13% this year at Cisco

Cisco Systems has a long history of regular dividend increases. This helps cut your cyclical risk.

What’s more, revenues and earnings look set to continue rising given that multiple business sectors require fast data transfer speeds and the firm’s other specialty services, such as software and… Read More

ATCO LTD. – Toronto symbols ACO.X and ACO.Y

ATCO LTD. (Toronto symbols ACO.X [class I non-voting] $58 and ACO.Y [class II voting] $58; Income Portfolio, Utilities sector; Shares outstanding: 58.2 million; Market cap: $3.4 billion; Price-to-sales ratio: 1.0; Dividend yield: 2.2%; TSINetwork Rating: Above Average; www.atco.com) is a holding company. Its main subsidiary… Read More