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DIVIDEND 15 SPLIT CORP. $8.06 (Toronto symbol DFN; Shares outstanding: 65.5 million; Market cap: $527.9 million; Dividend yield: 14.9%; www.quadravest.com) holds shares of 15 big Canadian companies.
These include BCE, Bank of Nova Scotia, Thomson Reuters, TC Energy, Sun Life Financial, Enbridge and Telus....
These include BCE, Bank of Nova Scotia, Thomson Reuters, TC Energy, Sun Life Financial, Enbridge and Telus....
%%excerpt%% ARC Resources just acquired a competitor to create Canada’s sixth-largest energy company as the shares yield 3.1%.
A: iShares Canadian Financial Monthly Income ETF, $7.63, symbol FIE on Toronto (Units outstanding: 113.4 million; Market cap: $865.3 million; www.blackrock.com/ca), invests primarily in the common shares, preferred shares and corporate bonds of firms in the Canadian finance industry.
The fund charges investors an MER of 0.89%, which is high by ETF standards....
The fund charges investors an MER of 0.89%, which is high by ETF standards....
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Both of these firms rewarded our subscribers with spectacular gains as demand for their services during the pandemic accelerated. 1Life (One Medical) has jumped 65.5% since we first recommended the shares at $25 in the March 2020 issue of Power Growth Investor....
RUSSEL METALS $27.84 (Toronto symbol RUS; TSINetwork Rating: Extra Risk) (www.russelmetals.com; Shares outstanding: 62.3 million; Market cap: $1.7 billion; Dividend yield: 5.5%) and Japan’s Marubeni-Itochu Tubulars America have agreed to combine their respective Canadian OCTG/line pipe businesses....
Investors who owned marijuana or energy stocks in the first quarter of 2021 saw considerable gains for these investments. Other big winners in the first quarter were U.S. homebuilders, value stocks, financials, agricultural equities, and mid- and small-cap stocks.
Stocks had another good quarter....
Stocks had another good quarter....
Investors in Canadian-listed ETFs with non-Canadian international holdings effectively gain exposure to the currencies of the countries where those holdings are listed.
Investors in unhedged ETFs with foreign exposure will receive the foreign currency gains on the underlying securities, expressed in Canadian dollars....
Investors in unhedged ETFs with foreign exposure will receive the foreign currency gains on the underlying securities, expressed in Canadian dollars....
Demand for renewable energy continues to grow, supported by government incentives and technological advances that lower costs. Still, the broad increase in power needs worldwide—along with relatively cheap oil and natural gas prices—should keep fossil fuels as the primary energy source for years to come.
There is, however, room for both renewable and fossil fuel providers to operate profitably.
Here are two ETFs that aim to benefit from growing investor interest in renewable energy (see the supplement on page 50 for more information).
INVESCO GLOBAL CLEAN ENERGY ETF $31.05 (New York symbol PBD; TSINetwork ETF Rating: Aggressive; Market cap: $425.4 million) invests in firms that focus on renewable sources of energy and technologies facilitating cleaner energy.
The ETF invests globally with the largest allocations to the U.S....
For parents or grandparents who wish to save for their children’s future, there are few better ways than to invest in a diversified portfolio of high-quality, growing companies. Here are two ETFs that can help investors achieve that goal. And even better, these same ETFs are great portfolio additions at any age! Meanwhile, please also see the Supplement on page 49 for more information.
BMO S&P/TSX CAPPED COMPOSITE ETF $25.79 (Toronto symbol ZCN; TSINetwork ETF Rating: Aggressive; Market cap: $5.4 billion) invests in publicly listed Canadian companies.
The ETF tracks the S&P/TSX Capped Composite Index....