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Best Canadian Dividend Stocks for 2022

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Let’s be honest here, would any of us have imagined that 2021 would turn out to be one of the best years to invest in the past decade? I’m an eternal bull as I see opportunities everywhere, but I didn’t expect this year to be this profitable. Between 2019 and November 2021, the S&P 500 nearly doubled in value again! Unfortunately, a significant part of this growth took place outside of the dividend world. More than Ever, Stay Invested I repeat that all the time, but if 2021 taught us …

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What Should a Dividend Growth Investor Buy in 2022?

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You think the market is overvalued, but maybe it's just the beginning. First, there are companies with a low PE ratio right now. There aren’t hundreds of them, but there are enough for you to make some “shopping” money. Canadian banks trade around a PE of 11-13 (in line with their usual valuation), Exco Technologies (XTC.TO), Leon’s Furniture (LNF.TO), Intel (INTC), Power Corp (POW.TO) and Aflac (AFL) all trade at a PE of 10 or under. Best Buy (BBY), Snap-On (SNA), Cummins (CMI), Pfizer …

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Brookfield Stocks: Which Shares to Hold? [Podcast]

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Which shares to hold from the Brookfield family? That is an often asked question now answered in detail! Which one between Brookfield Infrastructure, Renewable, Properties and Asset Management best suits your portfolio? Let's shed some light on these well-known Canadian stocks that also trade in the U.S.! You'll Learn Why Brookfield Asset Management (BAM) can be considered as the mother of the "Brookfield family". What are the differences between partners, trusts and corporate …

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Two Stocks on My Buy List: Tecsys (TCS.TO) and Atco (ACO.X.TO)

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Each month, we issue The Mike's Buy List for our DSR members. They get our best ideas for both U.S. and Canadian dividend stocks. The first Friday of each month, they receive our top 10 growth and top 10 retirement (yield over 4%+) investment ideas. Today, we'll discuss two of the Canadian ideas among the list: Tecsys (TCS.YO) and Atco (ACO.X.TO). Growth Perspective: Tecsys (TCS.TO) Business Model Tecsys is engaged in the development and sale of enterprise supply chain management …

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Brookfield Stocks: Which Type of Shares Should You Hold?

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Brookfield stocks have reported robust performances for several years. Most of them trade on both the Canadian and U.S. markets and offer generous dividend payouts. However, understanding the differences between Brookfield Infrastructure, Renewable, Properties or Asset Management could be a real puzzle to solve. It has become even worse after the company created new share classes last year for three of its “family members”. Which type of shares should you hold? Brookfield Asset …

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Financial Services Sector: Both Exciting and Scary for Investors

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The financial sector is both exciting and scary for investors. On the one hand, you have solid banks which are the heart of our capitalist system. They are a sign of trust, stability and growth. On the other hand, you think about all the exotic financial strategies like mortgage-backed securities, options and swaps. You realize that even those who manufactured those products don’t always understand the complex monster they created. To simplify things a little, you can divide financials into …

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