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Canadian Banks VS ZEB what is better for a new investor
What are your best and worst performers in the energy sector?
NextDecade: NEXT a Texas LNG producer that seeks FID in June (13$ price target)
NextDecade: NEXT a Texas LNG producer that seeks FID in June (13$ price target)
NextDecade (NEXT): a Texas LNG producer that is projected to FID in June (13$ price targe)
Anyone open to ranking these stocks - best to worst to invest in right now. (Canada)
Enbridge Line 5 tunnel project faces further delay from Army Corps (NYSE:ENB)
What would you change and how would you split the percentages for each investment!
Judge OKs Michigan to appeal key decision in Enbridge Line 5 dispute - report (NYSE:ENB)
Please bikepump ENB I have a stock Pitch competition
Planning on selling $11,000 worth of mutual funds in my TFSA. Thinking of buying VTI and SPLV (80/20). Should I diversity more? (Canada)
Comparing dividend and price action between O and ENB
Rate my portfolio - About $400k (including unrealized gains)
Crossing WTI oil's 90 day moving average price. Energy is going to have a bumpy ride....
Why don't the dividends from a dividend ETF grow as much as the underlying securities?
Why does Vanguard force me to reinvest dividends in GAIN and ENB?
If you are up %50-90% on all your investments, what is the next move??
Renewable energy stocks that use surplus energy production to mine bitcoin
$F and $ENB Nov to Jan, 2 months 89k to 108k 21% gain
Closing in on a record year, thanks WSB for the good and the bad. Last 2021 bet for me $ENB
Biden reportedly considering shutdown of Enbridge's (ENB) Line 5 oil pipeline
Opinions on this "State Street Real Asset Fund"?
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What dividend stocks should I add to my portfolio
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PFE is a good one especially now at this price. A lot of divi stocks fairly priced, so good ones still are MMM, PFE, BGS, ENB, BMG, things like that
Midstream oil companies are looking good right now. We aren't far from summer and it's already $80+ a barrel right now. I don't think the market has priced in the demand we will see in the next 2-3 months. Midstream companies like KMI, PAA, HESS, and ENB seem like they could cash in on demand with less risk in case of a sell-off.
I agree, I see us ITM this summer, peak 25$ sounds optimistic but attainable. You know PAA has a p/e ratio little under 13 and that's about average in the midstream sector. I couldn't find a graph of avg p/e ratios on only midstream but if you look at the oil and gas sector avg, you can see how the stock valuations also trend with oil prices. If the p/e ratio would rise to 17 for example, which is the same as ENB's (the largest midstream company by Mcap) we would be trading at 23,5$ earnings being equal (which are likely set to rise). 25$ stock price would only require p/e of 18 and 22 would get us over 30$. Now 22 p/e ratio doesn't sound that crazy if we are expecting a long term boom for American oil (Trump). That's a very cheap and hopeful case for you but that's how one might justify an expectation of 30$ stock price. The real push is still the election day and I'm already looking forward to it.
My TFSA is mainly XEQT. Got about 20% spread between ENB, a 5% GIC, and XUS as well. RRSP is split between XEQT and VGRO.
RIO, BHP, ENB, AM, AMZN, GOOG, WMT, IIPR, INSW, TYG, LPG. 80 % of the rest are cash cows with monthly dividends. The remaining 20% are daily plays.
I buy 4 stocks (Canadian) that generate above 6% BCE.TO(8.28%), TRP(6.97%), ENB.TO (7.5%), BNS(6.26%)
“But is there risk of actually owing money when you own the physical stock?” With covered calls, no. That is what you are inferring here. The only risk is if the stock runs higher, then you lose on potential profits, which you mention as capping your gains. Is it worth it depends on your goals. You can generate additional income writing OTM call options, but with a low IV stock like ENB you’re not going to make much. I find it’s generally more attractive to write far OTM covered calls on high IV stock and cap gains there, and I know there are many who would disagree.
If you sell ENB options, as a seller your receive a premium & for that premium you accept an obligation to buy or sell ENB at the strike price. Only the buyer of ENB options receives a right to buy or sell ENB at the strike price, because the buyer is paying that premium. With your existing ENB @ $35.84, if you sell the $38 ENB covered calls, you'll receive the premium (let's say $2?) & for that premium you accept the obligation to sell your 100 shares of ENB @ $38 if ENB exceeds $38 (even goes to $40, $50, $75). If ENB stays below $38, your covered call expires & the ($2?) premium that you received initially is all you get; you also keep your < $38 ENB shares (@ $37, $35, $30). With ENB @ $35.84, if you sell the $33 ENB puts, you'll receive the premium ($2?) & for that premium you accept the obligation to buy ENB @ $33 if ENB drops below $33 (down to $32, $20, $0). If ENB stays > $33, your sold put expires & the ($2?) premium that you initially received is all you get. This sold put has nothing to do with your existing ENB.
ENB April 37.5 strike can be sold at .15 (15$) x5 since you have 500. You would make 75 dollars if the price of enb was below 37.5 come April
Seems like almost everyone who rep\[lied to this post is still pumping NVDA. I love NVDA and I have done reasonably well over the past year or two, but there are other opportunities. At the opposite end of the price spectrum, I look for quality stocks at around $10-15 per share and then sell Puts 30-45 days out. One that might not be on your radar screen is DHT. DHT operates a fleet of tanker ships. Compared to NVDA, it is a boring stock BUT it pays a dividend of 8.93. So, while waiting for NVDA to pull back, I sold Apr-19 Puts at $11 strike for $0.65. If the options expire, I will earn 5.9% and if the stock is put to me, I will earn 8.93% dividend and sell Calls against my position. I've done the same thing with Ford (F) which currently pays 4.83%, and I'm looking at Enbridge (ENB) which pays 7.55%. I'd like to hear about some other specific recommendations and not just how much people made or lost on NVDA!
Right now I am getting about $300k a year. I do option puts for some premium income about $50k a yr with that, then the rest is spread into high yield dividend stocks like ENB and BCE and the rest just chilling in IKBR in cash since you get 4.83% on the money and I can write options on that money and still get the interest while I wait on the sell puts to expire.
you can't really YOLO with $500 CAD. You can go for a nice dinner, or buy 50 shares in a decent dividend ETF. SU, CM and ENB all good TSX dividend plays. Otherwise, spend you time on WSB looking for the next SOUN type play.
It depends on what macro environment we are in. If we're in an inflationary environment and there is sudden disinflation due to a market crash, energy, and commodity-related equities tend to do well because the Fed cuts rates and weakens the dollar which leads to increased commodity stocks. Some of these companies also pay a high dividend. Safe plays in those sectors are: * ENB - Energy infrastructure company that operates in the US and Canada. * FNV or AEM - blue chip gold royalty company and blue chip gold mining company. * NEP - portfolio of contracted renewable generation assets consisting of wind, solar, and battery storage projects + natural gas. * TECK - diversified metal miner including copper which is going to skyrocket with the energy transition demands. * WPM - royalty company heavily focused on silver royalties. Silver will also skyrocket when the fed cuts rates. It depends on what macro environment we are in. If we're in an inflationary environment and there is sudden disinflation due to a market crash, energy and commodity-related equities tend to do well because the fed cuts rates and weakens the dollar which leads to increased commodity stocks. Some of these companies also pay a high dividend.
ENB and OXLC are the only individual stocks I have and I'm losing money on both. I'm a very cautious stock investor for this reason.
ENB, PYPL and DEO. I’ve been catching the knife on those. Definitely don’t regret it and will keep averaging down strategically.
I like ABBV, ENB, ARCC the best from the list. The depreciating stock price in tobacco should be used with a 25% trailing stop to protect yourself. SBUX is my least favorite here. PFE should have a trailing stop. WPC doesn’t excite me either. Some stocks I like CUBE, CSWC for honorable mention. This portfolio tells a story yet it doesn’t tell the whole story. It looks pretty good.
90% NVDA calls 10% yolo on ENB 37.5 2/16 c’s no research just a flat out bet since it got blown up with news being under valued & a golden cross
Thoughts on ENB $35c or $40c 2/16?
All depends when you buy into them. Bought one in October and all my capital will be paid off in February - has been announced and they cannot back track it. March, April, etc. All gravy ! My growth stocks all yielded between 5 and 10% when I bought them : RIO, BHP, ENB, BNS, CPX, etc. Ya. They're crap stocks. Worked for me for 25 years. Like Benjamin Graham said : the only number that cannot be manipulated is the dividend.
How have you lose 31000 dollars, why after you lose the first couple thousands not re evaluate what you were doing. Why did you keep trading the way you were trading? We’re you trading options or regular stocks? I’m curious to how you lost it all. If you want to make it back, invest in a low risk stocks and collect dividends over the next 25 years. I’ve got some money in Enbridge (ENB) because it’s solid and has 7.4% dividend rate. Also TQQQ is good. No dividends but I’m up 30% on it so I’m pretty happy with it
All of the staff I have spoke with for ENB, Enbridge, loves their jobs. I used to do private security for them at a number of different locations. As far as I can tell for the most part, they treat and pay their own well. They have always been decent to me any time I had an issue with their services. So atleast from my perspective as a business partner and a customer, they're a decent operation.
I love ENB, EPD and SHEL. All 3 are undervalued, but I like refineries also LYB. XOM is my biggest name outside of SHEL, but I might exit for more SHEL and ENB.
My girlfriends out with her friends, must have told them about my trading. One of them recommended $ENB 😂😂
TD.TO, SRU.UN, PZA.TO, ENB.TO, BCE.TO, mitigated by a single 0dte 472 SPY put that I bought at the top and sold near the bottom.
TD.TO, SRU.UN, ENB.TO, PZA.TO, BCE.TO, mitigated by a 0dte SPY 472p. Sold the put near the bottom after buying it at the top.
fuckin ENB this is liquid dogshit trust me
Thanks. I have Scotia and ENB so looking to diversify
ENB TSX in a non-registered account. Gotta love the great tax treatment dividends get in Canada from Canadian companies
The share price has been disappointing this year, but a 7% yield and 28 years of annual dividend growth make it easier to stomach. ENB has been guilty by association. Hanging with the wrong crowd. The price of natural gas is down by more than half the past year. Natural gas fell from $7 (MMBtu) million British thermal units to under $3 as of the end of November. The short of it is the business is low risk and predictable.
Because, generally, the return on assets is higher than the interest rate of debt. I don’t know about ENB in particular. I consider my personal debt to be a very a good thing. Because my property appreciates in value at a higher rate than the interest rate I’m paying on my mortgage.
how is debt not a bad thing ? my reason for selling ENB couple months ago was exactly this. just curious not saying ENB is bad stock
I've owned a small position in ENB since 2015. Cramer put it on my radar, and I must have decided it met my purchase criteria of the moment. Sorry, I'm not good about having a thesis. It has a strong dividend and I'm up 17%. CVX is up way more in a similar time period for me, but not quite as much dividend. If you're in the anti-cramer camp (or ETF)... That seems like a BIG jump in the dividend. 0.915 is 33% of current dividend, right?
I own it for yield with hope for a share price kicker. I like to own companies that kind of dominate their sectors. Howver I do worry about their debt. I also worry that they can be easily bushwhacked by simplistic sentiment narratives like "warmer winter? need to dump things like ENB"
You're quite welcome. Glad to help. Playing ODTEs can contribute to those kinds of results, unfortunately. Ah, it's a TFSA. I'm semi-familiar with TFSAs (American here) and the associated options trading limitations in those accounts. Good timing/fortune on ENB.TO. I was curious how you could be up so much on the LEAPS. Then saw that it is trading close to its 52-week low (currently ~ +$5). Looks like you picked up the LEAPS right around the 52 week low.
I second many of the E&Ps brought up here and $ENB. My only addition would be $ET. They've cleared out a significant amount of debt and have made some excellent acquisitions recently. The acquisition of Lotus Midstream and its Centurion Pipeline is their best purchase in ten years. The Centurion Pipeline is, bar none, the highest-quality pipeline system in the Permian and will be an amazing asset for Energy Transfer.
ENB has a lot of good. Raising dividends, largest gas in US now, profit increasing, and a very attractive entry point right now. Looks bottoming
ENB is down but the yield is great and they will bounce back. In the meantime, I'm just reinvesting dividends.
You can get a high interest savings account to pay 4% with absolutely no risk at all. $ENB is a good stock that’s consistently increased its dividend over the years. Current yield is 7.58%, paid quarterly, if I had $150k I’d definitely park it there. You’d get over $11k each year off of the investment. The only other high paying dividend company I know of that’s had a consistent dividend is a Canadian investment company under the ticker $EIT-UN.TO, they pay monthly AND offer a 9.46% yield
Hello everyone, I'm pretty new to investing in general but I would like some advice on my current situation. This might be a bit of a read but I really am looking for honest opinions please. Basically I'm 29, living in Ontario, Canada, and just began getting my finances together last year finally. I managed to save about 4k in 2022 (I work low paying jobs) and another 7k this year. So 7.5k of my money is sitting in a TFSA mutual fund through Scotiabank (I've made about $100 profit since May), and the other 3.5k I have in my Wealth Simple TFSA and manage my portfolio there. I have been thoroughly enjoying managing my portfolio, and lately have been thinking that I am missing out on a ton of potential dividend growth by having my other 7.5k elsewhere. Do you think I should just move everything over into my Wealth Simple in order to really kickstart my dividend growth? Or keep that money aside in a "safer" mutual fund through Scotia? Now for the next piece of my puzzle. Next year I will be coming into some inheritance money. I do not know the amount, but based on what I do know, it will be somewhere up to 150k. I plan on putting a large chunk of whatever I get into dividend stocks within my TFSA and taking the spring/summer off work to bike across Ontario - something I've always wanted to do but could not afford to take time off for. The plan would be to use my dividends to fuel my very few, cheap needs each month (basically phone bill and food). I have to live a pretty frugal lifestyle in order to put any money away as it is. I am not a material person, and don't want to live in the city. My plan is to buy very cheap land in North Ontario and build my own infrastructure from the ground up - so I don't need a million dollars to live my life. I would like to have this money grow via drip for the next couple of years while I prepare the things I need to live the lifestyle that I want to live. Now I am just kind of looking for opinions in general here, but here are some of the stocks that I have really come to like since beginning investing and would probably put most of the money into. I am less focused on massive growth, more on good yield with "safe" companies. ENB, AQN, BNS, CNQ, T, SRU, FTS, BMO, TOU, CU are some of my favourites. Generally they are dividend aristocrats/kings and offer from about 4-7% yield, with some REITS thrown in for good measure. I am trying to make sure I invest this money properly so that I can have an income stream that will be able to pay for the things I need while also reinvesting dividends to continue growth, and to have something to leave for my younger sisters when I am gone. So, what are your thoughts? Should I consolidate everything into my portfolio? Do you think the plan with my inheritance is fine? I considered putting some into GIC's since rates are good but I just feel like it will do more for me in dividends... Again I am new! Any and all help is appreciated thank you for reading!
Hello, I’m in my mid-20s and very new to (Canadian) investing & decided on growth investing due to my age. However I want to own an ETF/ few stocks that are known for their dividends. I have XDIV etf and do prefer ETFs to stock picking, but I know ENB is good as well. I guess I want to know what people think of the XDIV etf or suggest dividend stocks/ETFs. All responses are appreciated
ENB for example is a fairly diverse in the market share and pays a nice dividend. Logistics and oil isn't going to change for another 100 years. If oil/energy is your game just make sure its a company that's changing per the market dynamics. Do like chevron, marathon aren't in my scope.
Your portfolio looks good, if you are looking for more diversification because tech stocks have a significant weight in your portfolio, you could pick individual stocks that are part of the following ETF : Healthcare "XLV" Biotech " XBI" Airliner stocks "JETS" Energy stocks "XLE" Utilities "XLU" Since you are looking for 10% I would recommend dividend stocks like : VZ (Wireless communications) 7.47% dividend MO (Tobacco) 9.77% dividend FTS (Utilities) 4.20% dividend JEPI ( ETF made by JPMorgan) 9.34% dividend ENB (oil stock) 7.70% dividend Good luck and wishing you the best, smart move to invest as soon as 18
I have a question , does ENB have an ADR dividend for U.S. investors? Thank you for any help , I have looked everywhere and can't find the answer.
I just exited a position in SWN, it jumped on the buyout rumors. Switched to ENB which looks really undervalued right now.
there are hundreds of stocks trading at or below covid low that are worth investing right now, the only thing market isn't at covid low is cause of the big 7, oil&gas, defense stocks and select pharma stocks. NEP yield is 16% and 18% by early 2024, ENB yield is 8.1% and they just bought 3 pipelines they are going to the biggest by far in NA, BEP is 6.5% with decent dividend growth, TD, RY, BMO, lots REITS you can easily create a 6%+ dividend growth portfolio. a 500k to 1m can easily get you retire ( if you are single and not from NYC) I'm not saying it cant go lower ( good chance they are still going lower a bit ) but IMHO its a good time to get into dividend stocks and have a nice passive income to supplement your income or even retire on.
When did you start investing? I'm assuming you're new since it sounds like you only have 3 stocks (TD, ENB, EMA). When I first started off at age 18, my Dad helped me with my very first investment and I bought Riocan (RIO.TO) on his advice. My dad had convinced me to invest in a Dividend Growth style so I could compound my income (He had invested this way his whole life and was making enough monthly income to retire 10 years ago by this point). I did this for about 7 years, and by age 25, I had a relatively large portfolio in my maxed out TFSA with around 12 different dividend paying stocks. It was around this time that I realized my portfolio was getting way too complicated and difficult to manage, and also after more research, I realized I should be investing in broad market ETF's instead of focusing on a dividend growth strategy (especially one that includes only Canadian stocks). All this to say that if you're young, you should not be chasing dividends or income. You should look for a total return strategy that includes both growth and dividends, and global diversification to reduce risk. This is why people always recommend something like XEQT. If you really must have a dividend growth portion of your portfolio, you should get exposure via something like VDY instead of picking stocks individually. Good luck!
ENB (Enbridge Natural Gas) SRU (Smartcenters REIT) Both are currently ~8% yield
Hi , I’m (22M ) living in Canada Toronto. I make around 3k a month after taxes . I want to invest to possibly put a down payment for house in next 5 - 10 years . My friend got around 60k in savings, and he brought up the idea of buying a house together, So even if I can reach 50k in next 5 years , I hop that we can put down enough to get a mortgage, as his savings is still growing. He works in construction, I used to work also with him , so we could get around fixing a lot of things around a new house for basically free . I have extra income , because I live with parent and don’t pay rent, and cook from time to time. I would prefer investing in a safe asset. I currently have 2k invested, it’s spread out around multiple dividends stocks and saving accounts . But I’d like to invest my future earnings in something more simple, or in one place instead of multiple so I bought a full VOO stock last month to test it out. I have 1130$ in TFSA / 107.07 $cash / CNQ 1.06 shares/ ENB 1.01 / ORCL 1 / RBNK 3 / RCI.B 2.02/ SU 1.04 / VOO 1.01 . 101$ in TFSA Robo managed . Then 430$ in Robo managed RRSP .270$ in wealth simple Save which gives interest rate . Lastly 35$ on SOL (crypto) , which is stacked, even tho is almost nothing, but it’s returning capital. I’ve been experimenting to see which is the best strategy and stock to buy . All dividends are reinvested. Although, I’ve noticed a non us resident tax fee, that I don’t even know where it’s from . I started investing mostly in crypto during 2020 era, made enough money (from crypto and some stocks) had over 1k in AAPL , and took everything out to buy a car , which I’ve considered as a better investment at the time . I’ve started trading stocks seriously about a year ago . But before I was following the Wallstreetbet era and Strats. No actual debts, i just have my credit card with 500$ limit that I pay around twice month. I Do uber sometimes when no extra shift at work. About 50-100$ , once a month . They don’t pay much and I guess 1/4 of that goes to gas . I get from 300 to 500$ bonus at the end of each month due to performance review. That can also go to stocks . Expenses include, 288$ on car insurance with clean record, around 300 -400$ gas per month from 80% work commute, that’s 100$ full tank (400-550kms) depending if I drive on hwy or not . 104$ for phone and phone plan, that will go at 70$+ tax after phone is paid off next march . 63$ per month for gymn (started after paying debts 11$ per months netflix (started after paying debts Spend an average of 300- 500$ on food or groceries per month I also buy some stuff for the household with that amount . Mostly eat home cooked. So I’m looking at around 800$ - 1000$ per months available from paycheck, plus potential bonus 300-500$ amount.that I currently can put aside to invest. I do also have a choice to go back to construction, and another side job If anything goes wrong , they both pay about the same as my job . Or I could also do them in between , if there’s no extra shifts at my main job. I prefer doing those than Uber , as it’s way more money . So that way I try to keep my income consistent 3k per month. I’ve been learning about stocks , charts and etfs etc , but I still have a long way to go , and the money is coming in now ! I need to put it somewhere. I just allocate 400-600$ per paycheck immediately into my investment account (wealth simple) I grew to 2k invested in 2 months, which I believe i can keep doing for at least the next coming 6-8 months. So my question is , where should I put my extra income (which stock with best returns) ? I don’t plan on touching for next 5-10 years . Also I don’t really know much about the type of accounts, RRSP and TFSA , FHSA etc… which account should I purchase the stocks into ? Should I try to invest more money while I’m young , and get help from parent to reach my goal ? Looking at around 50k to 100k for next 5 -10 years. Is my goal realistic? Considering that I might not live with parent forever and spending budget might change.
Hi , I’m (22M ) living in Canada Toronto. I make around 3k a month after taxes . I want to invest to possibly put a down payment for house in next 5 - 10 years . My friend got around 60k in savings, and he brought up the idea of buying a house together, So even if I can reach 50k in next 5 years , we could put down enough to get a mortgage as his savings is still growing. He works in construction, I used to work also with him , so we could get around fixing a lot of things around a new house for basically free . I have extra income , because I live with parent and don’t pay rent, and cook from time to time. I need to know that the money is mostly safe . I currently have 2k invested, it’s spread out around multiple dividends stocks and saving accounts . But I’d like to invest my future earnings in something more simple, or one place instead of multiple so I bought a full VOO stock last month to test it out. I have 1130$ in TFSA / 107.07 $cash / CNQ 1.06 shares/ ENB 1.01 / ORCL 1 / RBNK 3 / RCI.B 2.02/ SU 1.04 / VOO 1.01 . 101$ in TFSA Robo managed . Then 430$ in Robo managed RRSP .270$ in wealth simple Save which gives interest rate . Lastly 35$ on SOL (crypto) , which is stacked I’ve been experimenting to see which is the best strategy and stock to buy . I started investing in crypto during 2020 era, made enough money that helped me buy a car , which I’ve considered as an investment at the time . I’ve started trading actual stocks about a year ago . No actual debts, i just have my credit card with 500$ limit that I pay around twice month, recently paid off 7k$ debts from it by having an extremely tight budget. So I just brought the limit as low as possible to spend less . Do uber sometimes when no extra shift at work. About 50-100$ , once a month . They don’t pay much and I guess 1/4 of that goes to gas . Can have from 300 to 500$ bonus at the end of each month due to performance review. That can also go to stocks . Expenses include, 288$ on car insurance with clean record, around 300 -400$ gas per month from 80% work commute. 104$ for phone and plans that will go at 70$+ tax after phone is paid off next march . 63$ per month for gymn (started after paying debts 11$ per months netflix (started after paying debts I Spend an average of 300- 500$ on food or groceries per month I also buy some stuff for the household with that amount . Mostly eat home cooked. So I’m looking at around 800$ - 1000$ per months available from paycheck, plus potential bonus 300-500$ amount.that I currently can put aside to invest. I do also have a choice to go back to construction, and another side job If anything goes wrong , they both pay about the same as my job . Or I could also do them in between , if there’s no extra shifts at my main job. I prefer doing those than Uber , as it’s way more money . So that way I try to keep my income consistent 3k per month. I’ve been learning about stocks , charts and etfs etc , but I still have a long way to go , and the money is coming in now ! I need to put it somewhere. I just allocate 400-600$ per paycheck immediately into my investment account (wealth simple) I grew to 2k invested in 2 months, which I find no issue to keep doing for at least the next coming 6-8 months. So my question is , where should I put my extra income (which stock with best returns) ? I don’t plan on touching for next 5-10 years . Also I don’t really know much about the type of accounts, RRSP and TFSA , FHSA etc… which account should I purchase the stocks into ? Should I try to invest more money while I’m young , and get help from parent to reach my goal ? Looking at around 50k to 100k for next 5 -10 years. Is my goal realistic? Considering that I might not live with parent forever and spending budget might change.
next time add your height and ppl will be nicer to you. I'm returning approx. 2300/month (cad) with approx. $260K split between VDY.to and ENB.to. I dont care about the daily share price for these, I just let the dividends roll in.
Have PLTR, KTOS, ENB and RIG calls to Jan. Doing nothing and gonna watch this play out.
Going into this geo-political stuff somewhat prepared with KTOS, ENB, PLTR and RIG. Should get bid.... Thoughts?
I had global funds on my 401ks and personal account through the years. I sold it all because they ended up being drags on my accounts relative to US performance. We also had a massive 12 or so year bull run so idk. This isjust my experience. I am invested in some global stocks still however, like TSM, ENB, BP, BEP. Big funds.... no more.
I had Enbridge last year. NYSE:ENB in DRIP $580 dividend, $90 CA Tax withheld, $143 Fed Tax withheld
Be careful with companies that have very high debt and low cash. You have to understand why they have the debt and what they use it for. For instance ENB has market cap of around $66B and debt of $67B. This is very high leverage and the interest rates are getting higher. What did they need the money for? Can they keep paying such a high dividend? And many more questions you should find answers for to evaluate the investment.
Bought ENB calls... to Jan.
Some great opps out there... ENB... yielding 8.2%. MCK, CLX... safe stuff that'll pad the port for years to come.
I bought the pipeline dip in $KMI from the news on $ENB. It's funny how wall street hates acquisitions. WS focuses on short term gains over long term gains. Enbridge would be a good buy today too.
Oil GUSHH🛢️ ENB reversal
Seeing a few things that have crashed in recent weeks. Maybe tempting at the new prices, maybe knives? OLN from $59 down to $50 on CEO retirement. TSE down from 12 to $6, I think mainly on rates and dividend? AMD from $130 to $105 on... the fact they're not Nvidia? ENB from $37 to $32 on acquiring some of D's utility assets which should actually be accretive. DIS from $92 to $81 on much-discussed reasons. Various crypto related names down 20-40% even though regulatory situation has improved substantially. SOFI down from $11 to $8, perhaps on student borrowing doomsaying. Certainly some of these will probably continue riding the down elevator. But are some ripe to buy now?
I slowly work it into O/ALLY/MAIN/ENB as interest rates rise(and the share prices bottom out). Then when interest rates go back down, those positions will increase in value, while still returning a dividend. Then wait for the sex scandal and buy the shit out of NVDA.
My financial guy recommended ENB for the dividend on Tuesday ... of course I nodded politely and then bought weeklies on SPY instead.
This could mean you’re buying ARKK and VZ every week, or DGRO and ENB, or JETS and KO, etc. There is no way for anyone to know if it’s a good plan.
I assume XIU, ENB and SU would me among those with tightest spreads
AMLP, EPD, ENB (energy infrastructure companies) all pay between 7-8%
Trading and trying to predict short-term price movement is closer to gambling than investing. But if you're after revenue streams without risking to constantly lose money like many day-traders, your best bet would be selling covered calls or buying dividend stocks (e.g. ENB, BTI, O, MAIN...). If you're adverse to risk, SCHD is one of the top dividend ETFs (lower yield but quite a solid ETF). As far as selling covered calls, your biggest risk would be to get assigned and sell your shares at strike price and realize the gain (and miss out on a possible run-up over strike price prior to expiration). But don't get fooled by those "influencers" who always share their gains when they're lucky, and go all quiet when they lose it all. Or those "technical analysis" charlatans who pretend to be able to predict prices with a chart. They have hundreds of patterns to explain anything and everything, so they always have one in hindsight. If it worked in the long run, no one would ask for insights from Warren Buffet or Peter Lynch. They'd ask Bradley from TikTok who made $5,000 this week trading stocks, and Mike who doubled his $7,000 on bitcoin in 2020.
I basically look for weakness. Oh I forgot to add I look for a moat. Anyways I boat CP rail last year and I just bought Amazon at 120. I think the moats justify the higher risk. So far I’ve owned ENB and CM.TO for their dividend cash plus current weakness which I think they will improve on
ENB not being up even more seems like a good opportunity. Plus, their 7.4% dividends.
Unless it's ENB. Their pipelines are in the US, 7% divi
ENB is a safe 7.1 I have not found much better, VZ or T, but they are having some issues
And V, CVS, ENB, WBA,... So many out there if we just ignore tech and look at other real life companies that make the world turn
Someone was asking on personal finance sub what to do with money they came into half a mil, I said I recently put 30% of my portfolio into well known companies that pay a high dividend, listed what stocks, and also mentioned they are actually down now so the dividend yield is actually better now. Someone replied do you not see a correlation? (Implying by posting a dividend is not a good stock, I guess?). I got downvoted a bunch, he got upvoted a bunch. BCE, BNS, ENB and TCP if interested, all tsx stocks, since some of those also have US listings. My goal isn't to retire a billionaire, but to have around 1 mil in dividend generating stocks I can pull 4-5k a month without touching the principal.
WSB be like, look what I did with ENB. I told you it was going to rocket
Holdings in BILI, PDD, XPEV and ENB. I bought the three Chinese stocks around mid-2021 when I was slammed with work and everyone around me was playing day-trader at home. I was talking to my dad about the cash in my savings account and what to do with it. He was and is still really invested in Chinese stocks, so he gave me some advice and I purchased without doing research. Obviously this is on me, but the moral of the story is do your research and don't be me haha. ​ The ENB is my own choosing after doing a little more research, in hindsight I think I should have split that with something else but where we are.
I was curious regarding Canopy Growth's double digit percent climb yesterday. I spent an hour or so this morning trying to find any relevant news. I could not find anything. Is this just drifting off of Tilray? Or is something in the works? I decided to sell about 1/4 of my Tilray shares (in addition to those I sold in my wife's account) when they got above 3 CAD. I am happy to have got 3 CAD dollars per share (those shares were bought in the mid 2s in June). The Q Report was good, much better than predicted by analysts; but I am uncertain if there is any steam left in that ascent. Still a lot of political roadblocks. Bottomline is I own WAY TOO MANY Tilray shares and this seemed like a good time to move toward a better balanced portfolio. I wound up buying ENB near the end of the day with the proceeds. Their Ex-div date is 14 Aug so I thought I might as well catch the 1 Sept payment. I hope Canopy investors get a similar Q Report to Tilray on the 9th (as in better than what analysts are forecasting)...is it possible Klein pulls a rabbit out of his hat?
Yup. You could drop all that into a blend of fairly safe >7% dividend stocks - VZ, T, OKE, MO, ENB - and collect about $100k a year in passive income.
Not looking at just past years performance. I truly only know tech and a lot of these buys are I believe in the company or the fund. But I aslo have WM, DAL, MRK, KO, PPA, ENB etc which are not tech. 🤷🏻♀️
I can see that. By my understanding is mostly tech hence I am bit more indexed here. Maybe the way to look at it is its a tech diversified portfolio? Although I have WM, KO, BAC, MRK, ENB, PPA so thats outside tech.
For a taxable account I like EPD & ENB. They tend to rise to the top amongst their peers. EPD has a K-1, which you should be aware of.
Great Job! I might throw around 10% in stable high yield dividend stocks though. Nice way to earn 6-9% interest. EPD, ABBV, CCI, ENB, RF, MMM, O, VZ, MAIN, DOC
My strategy is to grow with dividend reinvestment. Some of my highest yields are MO, EPD, ENB, CGIFF, WPC, O, IBM. Was thinking of getting into more REITs. Then there's others that only have a ~3% yield. I do have some ETFs, but I thought this would be a good way to build some wealth.
Why not both? ENB.TO looking mighty tasty with the divvy
>Well, if they decide to stop paying those dividends, I can just sell them and get out, realizing whatever loss/gain right. i hold ENB and dont want to scare you off from it. Speaking in broad / general terms.. You should be aware that any dividend paying company which fails to pay its dividend suffers a substantial decline in share price. Yes, you can just sell the stock, but without the dividend many many others will be selling as well.
>Well, if they decide to stop paying those dividends, I can just sell them and get out, realizing whatever loss/gain right. [ENB is literally the biggest midstream company](https://imgur.com/a/txsp7YB) by enterprise value on the planet - their entire business is centered around limiting your downside risk exposure + maximizing cash yield vis-a-vis distributions. So there's (effectively) a zero percent chance that they completely cancel their quarterly distributions and a non-zero percent chance that they even cut it (don't believe they slashed their distro during 2020 when most of the smaller MLPs and pipeline companies did). As for the "why" do investors care about dividend yield in companies like this, ask yourself "What investors are looking to maximize downside protection and cash yield?" - the answer is generally either (a) investors getting close to retirement that have a lower tolerance for risk than most redditors or (b) investors looking to replace the fixed income portion of their portfolio with equities that give you the downside protection + cash yield that bonds do but also let you participate in the upside that's baked into holding common shares.
In your example if the stock price of $ENB doesn't change, you will get $2.60 of dividends per share at the end of the year. If the share price drops then the yield goes up but the dividend amount doesn't change, unless $ENB raises or lowers the dividend.
Bunch like: IBM, VZN, USB, WBA, T, TSN, F, ENB. Best part most of these are at multi-year lows. I'm in at higher prices, unfortunately, but not by much.
Yield is based on what is paid out versus the purchase price. Look up what $ amount it pays out per share to get a more accurate representation of what is to be expected. ENB is $0.89per share quarterly
Safe shit that's down and nice dividend, diversified. WBA, VZ, IBM, T, USB, ENB, BGS, LEVI, CVS, TSN, WFC, F Meh, or just dump it into Nvidia like the other regards.
I wasn't thinking they would set new 52 week highs, Just a couple of calls out of the money. $BP sitting at $35.90 right now. October 20th $38 call, $183 premium. $XOM sitting at $104.95 right now. October 20th $110 call, $570 premium $CVX sitting at $152.53 right now. December 15th $160 call, $1170 premium. tad spendy $ENB sitting at $36.70 right now. October 20th $40 call, $50 premium $OXY sitting at $58.25 right now. November $60 call, $550 premium
I'm gonna be long in Enbridge (ENB) but they're Canadian,
I thought things could not get worse (from a financial perspective) when I lost 200K in Nortel. This is worse. I bought my first house in 1981, mortgage rate was 18%. But then my house was 60K (equivalent to two years salary). I do not know how the next generation is carrying million dollar mortgages when interest rates keep going up every quarter. What makes this weedstocks shitshow different is: 1. Low cost trading fees, anyone can play the market; 2. Real time stock ticker...I used to have to wait until the stock market quotes in the Saturday paper; 3. Hedge funds playing derivatives, this has really thrown volatility into the mix; 4. Algorithms run by computers; 5. Fake news...and too much information; 6. Low morals, chivalry is dead, Trump read the eulogy on decency. This is my last speculative growth play. If Tilray and Cresco get around 10CAD and Columbia Care around 3CAD I promise to only invest in high market cap dividend paying stocks with a P/E no greater than 15. I am trading around my core holdings to earn the equivalent of what I would be earning on dividends if these stocks actually hit those numbers and I bought things like BNS and ENB. BTW, I used to be a rabid Blackjack player for about 20 years. In 2010 I lost 10K in a casino one night in Atlantic City and vowed never to play again. That was 13 years ago and I am happy to say I have not touched a card. Weedstocks feels the same. Once out of this shitshow my stock trading days are done. Other than that brief euphoria in Feb 2021 the rest of my time in this sector has been pure misery...from CanTrust fake walls, waiting for Double Diamond grow license to be approved, Hindenburg, and SAFE this has been one debacle after another. Let's hope we get one more decent run.
I got completely out of tech in Dec of 2021 and moved into more value oriented dividend payers. Oil and gas has been amazing (bought Chevron at $77). Others that have done well for me have been ENB and UNM.
It depends if we are in a taxable or tax-deferred account. I always start with energy and move out from there. ENB is a Canadian pipeline that has raised the dividend 26 years in a row. EPD(an MLP which issued a K-1) is another that has raised the dividend 24 years ago n a row. Both are appropriate for a taxable account.
In Jan 2021 I sold a bunch of Aphria held in my spouse's sheltered account for $17CAD. I had held through the Hindenburg short report and the Covid lows and thought $17 a win. I used the proceeds to buy Enbridge at $34 and Whitecap at around $3. In Feb 2021 Aphria jumped to $40 and I thought I missed the boat. I had a standing sell order of $33 for years but sold in Jan at 17 when it looked like it might retrace to 11. I bought a bunch back during Aug 2021 in my unsheltered account for 16 and it has been downhill ever since. I have DCA'd to 9 over the last year or so. In the last two years Enbridge has risen to $54 and white cap to $10. Aphria became Tilray and went to $3.18 (as of yesterday). In the meantime, WCP has paid a monthly dividend and ENB a quarterly dividend. I remain hopeful some sort of surprise rescheduling (or miracle of miracles the USA government actually pauses their Civil War to agree on some sort of SAFE, Hope, or whatever cannabis based acronym manages to pass). I believe should a rescheduling occur (to 3) this sector could see a three to five times short squeeze. I think SAFE passage would be a slower grind and not likely see ATH but at least a trend reversal for awhile. All of this is pure speculation on my part. It is not intended as advice; rather a bit of insight into my justification to continue to hold some weedstocks. I really have not done any trading in the last 3 months, and applaud anyone who is managed to do anything with these stocks other than DCA (which for me has yet to see a happy ending). I would be most interested to hear the strategy of others who own weedstocks. I had not planned on holding for this long, but feel I am positioned as best as one can be for what I hope will be some sort of turnaround. Although I admire and respect the savvy of someone like banana who has the know how and wherewithal to trade Puts and Calls against core holdings...I do not have the backbone to venture into derivatives. What are your plans?