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Dividend Lover: Are we in a Dividend Bubble ?
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A Canadian Dividends blog, Keeping track of my dividend investing. Saturday, March 3, 2012. Are we in a Dividend Bubble? There has been a lot of buzz around dividends lately, everybody is talking about yield, income funds, dividend ETFs have been popping up CDZ, CYH, HAL, HAZ, XTR, XDV. Every body is into dividends. People are more concerned about % yield than P/E ratios. History has shown again and again that extreme bullishness is a contrary indicator. Am I saying we are in a dividend bubble? Probably ...
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Dividend Lover: How to profit from the eventuality peak oil using dividend stocks.
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A Canadian Dividends blog, Keeping track of my dividend investing. Tuesday, September 20, 2011. How to profit from the eventuality peak oil using dividend stocks. I was reading about the peak oil theory over at The Oil Drum. So how does one profit from peak oil? Simply put, by investing in oil companies, especially ones with large oil reserves and long life assets. What does that mean? It means oil Juniors like BMO Junior Oil Index ETF. What about unconventional oil? Do you have any picks? Even If peak o...
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Dividend Lover: Convertible Debentures
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A Canadian Dividends blog, Keeping track of my dividend investing. Friday, March 2, 2012. I want to reduce my volatility, at the same time I get the feeling that REITS are over priced. How much more can they appreciate, when REI.UN is paying 5.2% what is the point of holding it when you can buy a safer corporate bond instead. The returns are getting too thin, too many people are chasing yield with REITS and dividends stocks. Lets look in detail at one of my picks. But think is it worth it? When you can g...
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Dividend Lover: September 2011
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A Canadian Dividends blog, Keeping track of my dividend investing. Tuesday, September 20, 2011. How to profit from the eventuality peak oil using dividend stocks. I was reading about the peak oil theory over at The Oil Drum. So how does one profit from peak oil? Simply put, by investing in oil companies, especially ones with large oil reserves and long life assets. What does that mean? It means oil Juniors like BMO Junior Oil Index ETF. What about unconventional oil? Do you have any picks? Even If peak o...
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Dividend Lover: Worlds First Fiat Currency
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A Canadian Dividends blog, Keeping track of my dividend investing. Wednesday, October 12, 2011. Worlds First Fiat Currency. Fiat Money is Not New. The first time fiat money was ever used was in 11th century china, during the Yuan and Ming dynasties. Surprisingly this ended with hyper-inflation and the notes were discontinued in 1455. That's a nice little fact, but then after more research it seems that every fiat currency ever used throughout history has ended in devaluation and eventual collapse. Divide...
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Dividend Lover: February 2011
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A Canadian Dividends blog, Keeping track of my dividend investing. Sunday, February 27, 2011. How much money is sitting on the side lines? I was reading a monthly report about Canadian asset management companies, I want to share this graph. Bulls make money when the market goes up, Bears make money when the market goes down, and Pigs get slaughtered. And this graph is telling us that the pigs have been deploying their cash. in fact they are holding less cash than before the recession. Reading Challenge &...
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Dividend Lover: October 2010
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A Canadian Dividends blog, Keeping track of my dividend investing. Friday, October 15, 2010. How I got a 12.1% GIC from RBC. Okay the title sounds like a scam, but it is effectively true. RBC offers a multi-product discount. the GIC was the last product I was missing. and as I have made the evils of GIC's. Known in my previous post. buying a GIC from RBC allowed me to get the multi product discount and so my 1000$ was effectively earning a guaranteed 12.1% return. 3 line of credit. Dividend Lover NR Port...
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Dividend Lover: July 2011
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A Canadian Dividends blog, Keeping track of my dividend investing. Sunday, July 24, 2011. Successful People are Proactive. Every hear you boss say the word proactive, or reaching out etc. These CEO buzz words used to make me giggle. I've met many Entrepreneurs and Business owners. What successful share in common is that they are proactive. They have an idea and they are relentless in going after it. Posted by Dividend Lover. RIM is the next Nortel? Nope, Not at all, Buy RIM now. 2 The remaining 21$ of va...
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Dividend Lover: The Kings of Dividends, Rental Properties
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A Canadian Dividends blog, Keeping track of my dividend investing. Friday, June 14, 2013. The Kings of Dividends, Rental Properties. Owning Rental Property pays. I have to admit, rental properties has been the real source of my personal wealth and primary means to financial freedom. Despite all the success I've had investing in stocks over the years. Rental Properties has been the hands down central pillar of my wealth. Real estate is the cash cow that keeps on giving. The tax breaks, the leverage av...
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Dividend Lover: Oil Stocks are Undervalued
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A Canadian Dividends blog, Keeping track of my dividend investing. Thursday, October 13, 2011. Oil Stocks are Undervalued. I Have been loading up on oil stocks lately because of record low valuations. Oil companies are a screaming buy right now. so cheap that the Chinese are willing to pay more than double the share price for Daylight Energy. We view the sector's risk/reward as extremely compelling. The large caps. Are only 13% off their lows reached in the 2008/09 financial crisis and the. Dividend Love...
