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Good morning mooers! Here are things you need to know about today's market:
● S&P/TSX 60 Index Standard Futures are trading at 1,330.10, down 0.75%
● Trans Mountain seen delivering better prices for Canadian oil 'for years'
● Suncor earns $1.6B in first quarter, breaks all-time oilsands production record
● Shopify's stock slides 18% after company swings to quarterly loss
● Regulator...
● S&P/TSX 60 Index Standard Futures are trading at 1,330.10, down 0.75%
● Trans Mountain seen delivering better prices for Canadian oil 'for years'
● Suncor earns $1.6B in first quarter, breaks all-time oilsands production record
● Shopify's stock slides 18% after company swings to quarterly loss
● Regulator...
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If you invest in 35 different dividend stocks, the decisions are harder when everything is red.
Unlikely they're all good companies. Unlikely you have enough money to buy everything.
When you only invest in the U.S. index and $Berkshire Hathaway-A(BRK.A.US$ the decisions are always simple.
Unlikely they're all good companies. Unlikely you have enough money to buy everything.
When you only invest in the U.S. index and $Berkshire Hathaway-A(BRK.A.US$ the decisions are always simple.
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GENTING Genting - Can we go to bottom now? [CC ENGLISH ENG SUB]
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Investors in search of a steady income frequently opt for dividend-centric ETFs in Canada. These funds are conprised of dividend-yielding stocks, presenting an affordable approach for individuals to attain passive income. Specifically, Canadian dividend ETFs emphasize high-yield stocks, predominantly from well-established companies that prefer to allocate profits to investors rather than reinvest them.
What are the best dividend ETFs in Canada?
Why are E...
What are the best dividend ETFs in Canada?
Why are E...
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🎉 Relief is here! You'll be thrilled to learn that Aussie oil companies still offer some golden opportunities. Here are three ASX-listed oil gems that caught my eye: 👀
🌟 Woodside Energy Group Ltd (ASX: $Woodside Energy Group Ltd(WDS.AU$ , LSE: $Woodside Energy(WDS.US$ ) 🌟
Despite share price dips since 2022, rising oil prices are a boon for Woodside! 💰
Selling oil and gas at higher prices boosts profits. 📈
Steady production costs? Even bet...
🌟 Woodside Energy Group Ltd (ASX: $Woodside Energy Group Ltd(WDS.AU$ , LSE: $Woodside Energy(WDS.US$ ) 🌟
Despite share price dips since 2022, rising oil prices are a boon for Woodside! 💰
Selling oil and gas at higher prices boosts profits. 📈
Steady production costs? Even bet...
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I would do your own research and make sure you develop an investment strategy that suits your needs. For me I have bought into a lot of dividend growth and tech.
My tech holdings are: $Microsoft(MSFT.US$ $EPAM Systems(EPAM.US$ $Endava(DAVA.US$ $MercadoLibre(MELI.US$ $Sea(SE.US$ $Alphabet-C(GOOG.US$
But the catch is I didn’t buy these all recently, like Msft I bought at $190. Dava and epam were more recent, same with meli and se on the recent tech crash. I have decent cashflow tho to deploy money. I can deploy about 4K a month into the market after expenses, not including my dividends from stocks.
My dividend stocks are: $Lockheed Martin(LMT.US$ $Northrop Grumman(NOC.US$ $Agree Realty Corp(ADC.US$ $VICI Properties(VICI.US$ $Stag Industrial Inc(STAG.US$ $BRP(DOOO.US$
Some were bought last year some I averaged into this year. Make sure you do your own due diligence tho bcuz a crash could very well be on the horizon and nothing will be safe if the overall markets plummet. I don’t try to time the market, so I keep some cash on hand and consistently buy. That’s just me tho, some ppl can’t handle looking at heavy losses and have weak hands (used to be me years ago when I first started at 18-19, now 28)
My tech holdings are: $Microsoft(MSFT.US$ $EPAM Systems(EPAM.US$ $Endava(DAVA.US$ $MercadoLibre(MELI.US$ $Sea(SE.US$ $Alphabet-C(GOOG.US$
But the catch is I didn’t buy these all recently, like Msft I bought at $190. Dava and epam were more recent, same with meli and se on the recent tech crash. I have decent cashflow tho to deploy money. I can deploy about 4K a month into the market after expenses, not including my dividends from stocks.
My dividend stocks are: $Lockheed Martin(LMT.US$ $Northrop Grumman(NOC.US$ $Agree Realty Corp(ADC.US$ $VICI Properties(VICI.US$ $Stag Industrial Inc(STAG.US$ $BRP(DOOO.US$
Some were bought last year some I averaged into this year. Make sure you do your own due diligence tho bcuz a crash could very well be on the horizon and nothing will be safe if the overall markets plummet. I don’t try to time the market, so I keep some cash on hand and consistently buy. That’s just me tho, some ppl can’t handle looking at heavy losses and have weak hands (used to be me years ago when I first started at 18-19, now 28)
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