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Doom, Gloom, Buy: Analysts Talk Pipelines [view article]
Buy & Hold just doesn't work...the market is proof of that. Don't let the market take you for a ride, follow a consistently profitable investment system. Investors should follow a hedged, strategic and disciplined system ... it takes work! ReplyPowerShares Progressive Transport: Portfolio Diversification for Green Investors [view article]
Green energy ideas will not take off as long as gasoline prices remain below $4.00 per gallon. When gasoline reaches $5.00 per gallon, we will see solar & wind shares sky-high. Not Now. ReplyPowerShares Progressive Transport: Portfolio Diversification for Green Investors [view article]
You are certainly providing prospective investors with an opportunity to get into this fascinating new ETF at its inception. Thank you. ReplyLooking Inside the New Transportation ETF [view article]
Sometimes, doing good and doing well have a hard time being in the same room together. Other times, they're identical twins. Transportation is one of the latter. I'm very happy to own railroads; they offer the most energy- and emissions-efficient land transportation available. That means good pricing power and solid demand. The higher oil goes, the better off the railroads are - just like more traditionally "green" enterprises. It's silly to call them "dirty"; the only way to do better would be to electrify the entire system. That too may come to pass, but you may not like what's at the end of the wires. Replyocks
11 Top Canadian Dividend Stocks Available as ADRs [view article]
Guys - Sorry for the delayed replies.redbaron - Yes Canadian Royalty Trusts have great dividends.But in this
article I looked at the commons only.Will post a piece on these trusts soon.
MurphMan - Agreed.Point noted.Thanks.
weiwentg - It is included in the Dividend Aristrocrats list because it
increased dividends each year for the past seven years.
eWhartHog,User 197175 - Thanks for the note.It was an error on my part.
najdorf - Agree.The number one trading partner of Canada is the US.
Canada is heavily dependent on US. Reply
11 Top Canadian Dividend Stocks Available as ADRs [view article]
Just to clarify something about Canadian energy trusts. They were not created by establishing a tax loophole. The Canadian Govt made a decision to further encourage exploration and development of oil, nat gas, and coal properties that the oil majors were not interested in developing (due to poor economics). This was a wise decision which the current Ottawa Govt has completely forgotten as Canadian reserves have grown over 100% since CANROYs were established. Besides this fact would anyone claim that US REITs were established out of a tax loophole? Don't think so. Loophole is a bogus word in this context. Reply11 Top Canadian Dividend Stocks Available as ADRs [view article]
and funds Al Quieda, Hamas and Hezbollah. Reply11 Top Canadian Dividend Stocks Available as ADRs [view article]
To expand on the previous comments about US investments in Canada.Canada is the largest provider of oil to the USA. $150 billion dollars is spent by the USA for Canadian oil. Unlike money spent for Middle East oil which moves one way, the Canada is the largest buyer for US exports ($215 billion according to cia.gov). There is a circuluation of money between the USA and Canada, unlike the money spent for Middel East oil which never returns to the USA and is spent on royal palaces, indoor ski hills and underwater hotels. Reply
11 Top Canadian Dividend Stocks Available as ADRs [view article]
najdorf, very true. There is much to like about Canada, but too much of their otherwise healthy economy remains dependent on the US. Most notable, and worrisome, is the extent to which Ontario and Quebec depend on US automobile manufacturers. The agricultural and materials activities in the west offer far more favourable prospects. Regardless of whether there is a population boom (due to continued arctic warming and/or migration out of the sinking US), these activities will continue to generate demand for transportation of both equipment and supplies and output product. A population boom would only serve to increase demand for transportation of consumer goods, since few are manufactured there. All of this is great news for CNI, by far the best company in your list despite its modest dividend. The others are either banks or oil/mining concerns; CNI will continue to benefit from the boom, and when the inevitable bust comes it will still have an excellent business of lasting value. Picks and shovels... Reply11 Top Canadian Dividend Stocks Available as ADRs [view article]
najdorf,I agree 100%. In addition, when dealing within the energy /resources sector, things like "nationalization&... whether covert (Putin), or open (Chavez) are MUCH less likely.
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11 Top Canadian Dividend Stocks Available as ADRs [view article]
hwood: Your list is reasonable from MO onwards. Those are all fairly safe stocks that are unlikely to cut dividends or inflict significant loss of capital on shareholders. But are you really comfortable when you look at the BAC balance sheet or the PFE pipeline?Also, there's a difference between Canada and countries like BRIC. Canada is like USA North: our economies are intertwined, language and culture are the same (excepting Quebec and Tim Horton's vs. Dunkin Donuts), trade is almost entirely free, governments fairly similar, etc. If anything, I would say Canada is safer than the US and potentially higher-growth - if anything further goes wrong in the US, a lot of people will be thinking about moving to Canada, doing more business in the north, or leaning more heavily on them for the resources we need. The only thing Canada needs to be the next hot country is a little bit of global warming. If every place was 10 degrees hotter, British Colombia or New Brunswick would look a lot more appealing relative to Arizona and Florida. Reply
11 Top Canadian Dividend Stocks Available as ADRs [view article]
check out FRO.check div. history.i have no connection to firm or wall st. just a happy share holder. Reply11 Top Canadian Dividend Stocks Available as ADRs [view article]
hwood007,Anything can happen and does happen with US firms as well.
Remember: Enron, Worldcom, Imclone, Adelphia, Bear Stearns ...... etc.
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11 Top Canadian Dividend Stocks Available as ADRs [view article]
unbelievable that the author is not aware of the difference between an ADR and an interlisted stock. Reply11 Top Canadian Dividend Stocks Available as ADRs [view article]
I am not fond non US firms, anything can and does happen. You could buy some real dividends here in the US.BAC @ 9.5%; CNB @ 8.5%; PFE @ 6.5%; MO @ 5.5% GE @ 4.4%; D @ 3.6%; and KO @ 2.8%.
I know, two are banks, but when CNB hit $3.50: I pulled the trigger. If you can not find something to buy now, you must be waiting for a new high. Reply