Can’t go wrong with any of those blue chip plays Brandon. Only one I would add Is Canadian Pacific Railway. My dad worked for them back in the 80’s. In the last say ten years, the stock price has gone 5x and with the purchase of KCS, I think this will be a wonderful stock going forward. Thanks for this great Can div list.
I'd add Brookfield, literally any one of their subsidiaries particularly BAM or BIP. Missing some industrials/specialty retail, renewables and grocers too. Add Hardwood Distributions, Magna or Canadian Tire; Algonquin Power or BEP; and Metro or Empire.
That's a solid list Brandon! I currently own every single one with exception to CU. I sold CU in 2021 after their dividend increases really slowed down and they didn't fit my investing strategy any longer. I also love CPX, AQN for utilities, TRP for a pipeline because of its lower payout ratio and CTC.A as a consumer defensive high growth play. It is really hard to narrow it down to just 10 😁
I imagine most or all of each companies are included in a Canadian Market ETF, should would there be a benefit to holding a Canadian Market ETF and a few of these stocks as well ?
Hi Brandon have you done any videos on GIC's how to purchase through Questrade what they are etc.... Guaranteed Investment Certificates (GICs) and term deposits are secured investments. This means that you get back the amount you invest at the end of your term. The key difference between a GIC and a term deposit is the length of the term. Term deposits generally have shorter terms than GICs Thanks much
I have all these stocks except for ATD. I picked individual stocks to avoid all the fees. I just picked the top 10 companies from a few different ETF’s. I also have GWO.
Thanks Brandon! Love your videos! Quick question, What are your thoughts on just owning VDY instead of individual stocks? I currently have my entire portfolio in VEQT and am interested in DRIPing VDY as I think I'm going to come into enough cash to do so. I would continue to add to VEQT and allow VDY to DRIP for the next 20-30 years. I like the set it and forget it approach and also the mental satisfaction of seeing a monthly dividend. Is this foolish? Should I just stick to VEQT and call it a day? Any advice would be greatly appreciated. Cheers!
As 10 years dividends compounded at > 25%, and forward dividends are expected to grow by 18%, this dividend company have a lot of common sense in a dividend portfolio... like MSFT in US dividend portfolio since many years... You should not have only 3.5%++ yield with 2-3% growth... On top of this, you can see a good Capital gain over several years...
hello...I wanted to check do we have any app in canada where we can run a monthly PAC and amount is automatically invested in a list of stocks, just like it does for mutual fund
Maybe what you're looking for an ETF? ETFs invest in a list of stocks... for example ZSP is a BMO ETF that invests in S&P500. Not sure if you can do automatic contributions to it tho
Can you do a video on how I can get 1000$ in passive income each month in dividends please? I appreciate this video so much thanks for all u do! I have the same values as u n grateful for ur research n videos
You just have to do amount invested times dividend yield. EG if a stock pays 4.5% 1000x .045=45 dollars a year. If you look up dividend investment calculators on google you can play with different numbers. high yield is nice but over time a stock that raises dividends more will do better. Depends on timeline.
@@cloudedjourney thanks for the info. yes although I wonder what kind of a stock portfolio that would be strong and how much money I need to invest for 1000$ dividend, for example ,, I buy these Xyz stocks n invest this much to get 1000$ a month.. like kind of jus an idea if Brandon could do what a strong portflolio would look like if I want to have 1000$ in dividend income a month. Just a thought lol thanks for your reply !
In the past two years, due to the epidemic, the global economy has been affected. I see that your stock market has recovered recently. Has your stock risen?
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#10 - 0:18 Bell (BCE)
#9 - 0:55 Alimentation Couche-Tard (ATD) (the "d" in "tard" is supposed to be silent btw lmaooo)
#8 - 1:50 Manulife Financial (MFC)
#7 - 2:10 Telus (it's actually T, not TD)
#6 - 2:42 Enbridge (ENB)
#5 - 3:19 TD Bank (TD)
#4 - 3:54 Power Corporation of Canada (POW)
#3 - 4:25 Canadian National Railway (CNR)
#2 - 5:05 Fortis (FTS)
#1 - 5:48 Canadian Utilities (CU)
Nice video as always :)
Canadian Utilities is owned by ATCO. I love that company and stock.
I recommend doing a video strictly on stocks that are both growth and dividends (US and CAD).
BNS 24.77%
AQN 6.52%
BCE 6.52%
ENB 8.47%
FANS 9.78%
MFC 6.52%
POW 6.52%
T 6.52%
TD 3.26%
REI 6.52%
SRU 6.52%
Goog 1.30%
F 0.26%
FTS 6.52%
Can’t go wrong with any of those blue chip plays Brandon. Only one I would add Is Canadian Pacific Railway. My dad worked for them back in the 80’s. In the last say ten years, the stock price has gone 5x and with the purchase of KCS, I think this will be a wonderful stock going forward. Thanks for this great Can div list.
I'd add Brookfield, literally any one of their subsidiaries particularly BAM or BIP. Missing some industrials/specialty retail, renewables and grocers too. Add Hardwood Distributions, Magna or Canadian Tire; Algonquin Power or BEP; and Metro or Empire.
That's a solid list Brandon! I currently own every single one with exception to CU. I sold CU in 2021 after their dividend increases really slowed down and they didn't fit my investing strategy any longer. I also love CPX, AQN for utilities, TRP for a pipeline because of its lower payout ratio and CTC.A as a consumer defensive high growth play. It is really hard to narrow it down to just 10 😁
AQN Dilutes too much
@@bananahead44 they have been for the past 3 years. It is their way of expanding without increasing their debt to unsustainable levels.
@@bananahead44 no expert here, but they dilutes to buy other business so I think it's not that bad!?
I have TDominion in my radar list, Will be my next aquisition! solid and safe stock
@@mr.financial it clearly worked for them LOL
ARE. Nobody talks about them and I bought them up at $10.60 and now worth $18.50 and I’m collecting a 7% yield
Have all but TD, CU, ATD. Would add CNQ, TC, and SU, not necessarily in the order.
you should do a video about stocks with super high yields like 9% + your favourites and reason to or not to invest in them
Check out Northland power and exchange income coporation they are great too.
Hello Brandon, great content as usual. As a new investor, would only holding these 10 stocks be enough diversification?
Great list. I currently hold all but 2 stocks. I agree 100% with your choices and rationale
I imagine most or all of each companies are included in a Canadian Market ETF, should would there be a benefit to holding a Canadian Market ETF and a few of these stocks as well ?
I love all of these companies. I really respect the balance most of these companies have which brings a lot of stability and safety to these picks.
Always a great time to double down on value stocks and dividend investments, especially now while the market is in a total state of flux...
I keep forgetting about Fortis. Seems like it's at good price right now
I would appreciate a US version of this list. Thanks for the great videos.
There's tons of US-centric resources out there
Hey Brandon, please do a video about utilities stocks that are crashing like CPX, AQN, FTS, CU... Are they good buying opportunities?
You should add Canadian Natural Resources (CNQ), Canada's largest oil producer, to the list. CNQ's fundamentals are incredibly solid.
Wish I had gotten in on it earlier, not sure about buying at $80 right now
@@DelliDon Don't worry about the short-term price fluctuations. At $80, the price-earnings ratio is still 8. This is still incredibly cheap.
For dividend growth I like GSY
POW ahead of the big banks? Other than that...I agree with your list.
Please make on long term investment top 10 stocks.
Great list Brandon, I think BIP could also be part of it.
Why no REITs?
How much should you buy in shares in order to see dividend?
Excellent information.
That is a very solid list.
I love parkland fuels pki monthly dividend
Suncor Energy gotta be in the list!
Great stock, terrible company to work for, has the worst safety record out of all the Oil companies...
Great list Brandon. Thanks!
Do a video about how the market is tanking and how're navigating it.
Hi Brandon have you done any videos on GIC's how to purchase through Questrade what they are etc.... Guaranteed Investment Certificates (GICs) and term deposits are secured investments. This means that you get back the amount you invest at the end of your term. The key difference between a GIC and a term deposit is the length of the term. Term deposits generally have shorter terms than GICs Thanks much
Would it be better to invest in something like VDY ETF instead? or is it better to pick individual stocks?
I have all these stocks except for ATD. I picked individual stocks to avoid all the fees. I just picked the top 10 companies from a few different ETF’s. I also have GWO.
Thanks Brandon! Love your videos! Quick question, What are your thoughts on just owning VDY instead of individual stocks? I currently have my entire portfolio in VEQT and am interested in DRIPing VDY as I think I'm going to come into enough cash to do so. I would continue to add to VEQT and allow VDY to DRIP for the next 20-30 years. I like the set it and forget it approach and also the mental satisfaction of seeing a monthly dividend. Is this foolish? Should I just stick to VEQT and call it a day? Any advice would be greatly appreciated. Cheers!
I hope i will learn how to do it.
Alimentation Couche Tard is not a dividend stock…
As 10 years dividends compounded at > 25%, and forward dividends are expected to grow by 18%, this dividend company have a lot of common sense in a dividend portfolio... like MSFT in US dividend portfolio since many years... You should not have only 3.5%++ yield with 2-3% growth... On top of this, you can see a good Capital gain over several years...
I like your list
I would consider adding the Brookfields. BIP.UN and BEP.UN. Solid growth and income.
hello...I wanted to check do we have any app in canada where we can run a monthly PAC and amount is automatically invested in a list of stocks, just like it does for mutual fund
Maybe what you're looking for an ETF? ETFs invest in a list of stocks... for example ZSP is a BMO ETF that invests in S&P500. Not sure if you can do automatic contributions to it tho
Happy Thanksgiving
Brandon. I got blossom but can't get onto your group without a password?
Got them all 😊
Why not Keyera corp instead of Manulife.
Hello, how have you been doing in the stock market recently?
What about RY?
Hello, how have you been doing in the stock market recently?
nice, i like fortis and canadian utilities and enbridge, imo will be the best ones once the market stabilizes...
Access code for Blossom?
Brandon
Sienna senior living has 8.12% yeild.
$EIF and $TIH
Hello, how have you been doing in the stock market recently?
Lack BAM Brookfield
Thank brother 😊
Can you do a video on how I can get 1000$ in passive income each month in dividends please? I appreciate this video so much thanks for all u do! I have the same values as u n grateful for ur research n videos
You just have to do amount invested times dividend yield. EG if a stock pays 4.5% 1000x .045=45 dollars a year. If you look up dividend investment calculators on google you can play with different numbers. high yield is nice but over time a stock that raises dividends more will do better. Depends on timeline.
@@cloudedjourney thanks for the info. yes although I wonder what kind of a stock portfolio that would be strong and how much money I need to invest for 1000$ dividend, for example ,, I buy these
Xyz stocks n invest this much to get 1000$ a month.. like kind of jus an idea if Brandon could do what a strong portflolio would look like if I want to have 1000$ in dividend income a month. Just a thought lol thanks for your reply !
@@bigcho8310 300K @ average of 4% dividend . 12K annually . ENB, TD, FTS
You forgot EMA
Do you still remember I told you not invest in China a while ago!
In the past two years, due to the epidemic, the global economy has been affected. I see that your stock market has recovered recently. Has your stock risen?
@@Elaine395 up and down, but still having up trend!
no CP.TO?
In the past two years, due to the epidemic, the global economy has been affected. I see that your stock market has recovered recently. Has your stock risen?