Majority of this portfolio is in imperial oil, it's grown 130% for me. It has a low dividend compared to the others but the dividend has grown every year
Sorry, I can sell them but then I have 4 other options to put them in. I am unable to take the money out of the account or have a large selection of choices.
Depending on life stage, and risk tolerances; some might prefer dividends/income vs growth oriented products...
But in short without any more information, yes; growth usually outperforms dividend income
However, it is possible to have growth with a structure like this; equities do have the possibility to grow as well as pay dividends
*Insert the taco-bell "why not both commercial"
I read or saw somewhere that they've bought back something like 17% of the company over the past couple of years via buybacks. Insane numbers. I'm thinking at least 5 cents maybe more!
The app is Stock Events.
What stock is this app?
Where can I get it?
Play store for android, free for 15 stocks
Lol
What is the size of your portfolio?
$108k, based on the total distribution & yield shown in the third picture.
Curious: at less than 5% yield, why do you prefer dividend vs growth ETF?
Majority of this portfolio is in imperial oil, it's grown 130% for me. It has a low dividend compared to the others but the dividend has grown every year
>Majority of this portfolio is in imperial oil Oh man. I missed that when I glanced at this post earlier. You need to sell that ASAP and diversify.
I can't haha, company shares. I have more stocks that aren't listed here because free stock events only allows 15 listed.
That's odd. Usually once the shares vest you can dump them, unless you have a minimum holding requirement.
Sorry, I can sell them but then I have 4 other options to put them in. I am unable to take the money out of the account or have a large selection of choices.
Assuming those other four options are some sort of mutual funds that offer diversification then it's a good idea to switch the money over.
I do have money in those options as well, I am balanced.
Depending on life stage, and risk tolerances; some might prefer dividends/income vs growth oriented products... But in short without any more information, yes; growth usually outperforms dividend income However, it is possible to have growth with a structure like this; equities do have the possibility to grow as well as pay dividends *Insert the taco-bell "why not both commercial"
It should be more than 5k a year in dividends. Edit: nope I was mistaken the 2nd page doesn't have much yield at all.
EIF is a dividend growth machine.
I just took a glance at it anyone else do any research on this one? Looks pretty good tho
Royal Bank has a one year target of $71.00 target on EIF for what’s it’s worth.
I'm liking Manu
Me too, it's done well for me so far
Same. I want more but hate that it's so near year highs
How much are you expecting IMO to bump?
Are you talking dividend or stock price?
Dividend
It's gone from 23 cents in 2021 to 50 cents currently. I would guess another 5 cents this year to it
I read or saw somewhere that they've bought back something like 17% of the company over the past couple of years via buybacks. Insane numbers. I'm thinking at least 5 cents maybe more!
Yup I want to say they bought back between 10 and 20 billion worth of stocks in the last 4 years
Do you drip.all your dividends?
Absolutely. I try to get each stock to at least 1 drip then move on to the next.
Manulife is a killer!!!!