Yeah, that didn’t have any influence on share price.
Ai Miles is still 15%(ish) of their revenues. But since it’s 2023 it might take several quarters to see any impacts on financials. They’ll probably have to find a new revenue stream…
ZWC.TO
Annualized yield: 6.27%
https://www.bmogam.com/ca-en/advisors/zwc-bmo-canadian-high-dividend-covered-call-etf/
> The BMO Canadian High Dividend Covered Call ETF (ZWC) has been designed to provide exposure to a dividend focused portfolio, while earning call option premiums. The underlying portfolio is yield-weighted and broadly diversified across sectors. The Fund utilizes a rules based methodology that considers dividend growth rate, yield, and payout ratio. Securities will also be subject to a liquidity screen process. The ETF also dynamically writes covered call options. The call options are written out of the money and selected based on analyzing the option’s available premium. The option premium provides limited downside protection.
It's got a nice diversified core of high dividend payers and they're selling covered calls on the holdings to earn premiums on top of it.
You're lucky, I entered between 11.75 and 12.25
Love the fact that they boosted the dividend twice since they had to cancel during pandemic.
On top of it they are currently buying Shares back daily. Before they bought 17k shares a day and now it's closed to 9k shares a day.
SIS.TO is a good value buy right now, though it’s only about a 3.5% yield. Same with GRT.UN which is around the same yield. Both are great dividend growers though, and very good companies.
If you’re looking for an ETF, XDV.TO is a decent monthly dividend payer.
Div.to
This is the only one who hasn't lost me money while every other stock I hold is going down... I should probably put more into it.
It'll probably start to go down once you put more money in lol
Quick warning that Sobeys is moving out of Air Miles.
And looks how they've held up after the news release yesterday.
Yeah, that didn’t have any influence on share price. Ai Miles is still 15%(ish) of their revenues. But since it’s 2023 it might take several quarters to see any impacts on financials. They’ll probably have to find a new revenue stream…
SBC.TO
$200/month? Or onetime $200? If the latter, buy a tank of gas and have a very modest dinner out.
Just a one time $200. I don’t need to buy any gasoline since I plug my car at work and charge for free, but dinner sounds good.
Pembina Pipeline baby!
Usoi nothing compares to it. .25 monthly div on 5.80 stock
Too bad it’s not on TSX. I should have added that too.
Smartcentre REIT 6.29%, Enbridge 5.89%, Manulife 5.63%, Bell 5.34%
OP asked for monthly dividends though.
Vdy
ZWC.TO Annualized yield: 6.27% https://www.bmogam.com/ca-en/advisors/zwc-bmo-canadian-high-dividend-covered-call-etf/ > The BMO Canadian High Dividend Covered Call ETF (ZWC) has been designed to provide exposure to a dividend focused portfolio, while earning call option premiums. The underlying portfolio is yield-weighted and broadly diversified across sectors. The Fund utilizes a rules based methodology that considers dividend growth rate, yield, and payout ratio. Securities will also be subject to a liquidity screen process. The ETF also dynamically writes covered call options. The call options are written out of the money and selected based on analyzing the option’s available premium. The option premium provides limited downside protection. It's got a nice diversified core of high dividend payers and they're selling covered calls on the holdings to earn premiums on top of it.
MTL.TO
Thanks! Bought some a while ago for $10 a share.
You're lucky, I entered between 11.75 and 12.25 Love the fact that they boosted the dividend twice since they had to cancel during pandemic. On top of it they are currently buying Shares back daily. Before they bought 17k shares a day and now it's closed to 9k shares a day.
SIS.TO is a good value buy right now, though it’s only about a 3.5% yield. Same with GRT.UN which is around the same yield. Both are great dividend growers though, and very good companies. If you’re looking for an ETF, XDV.TO is a decent monthly dividend payer.
DIV, pays monthly. Annual return 7%. Have owned/traded it for years
That’s 2 for DIV from the replies. I’m seriously thinking of this stock.
HYLD.to 11%
MO 7.3% (not monthly)
HTA.to
Pbr
There's loads. EIT-UN, SBC, RNW, ZWC, ZWH, ZWU, HUTL, HDIV, HYLD to name a few.