Dividend Growth Split Corp T.DGS

DGS bouncing back up as holdings go green...

[mouserman]

And fear subsiding again in the North American markets, after a scary one day correction on Monday. Brace yourselves for more volatility, as we will see  more of those. BUT the fact remains , the stock markets and these split funds, are the  places to get return on your money. Low interest rates paid for savings by banks are forcing people to stay in the markets.
Until the interest rates get kicked up, i dont see a huge correction. And i dont see any big interest rates hikes in the near future, and this is despite runaway inflation, whose numbers in North America are under-reported by the govt and  media.

[EdPaquette]

When interest rates FINALLY start rising, banks and insurance companies should do well, and every other industry will suffer.

[flamingogold]

But how high can rates really rise? The debt load of average Canadians is off the chart, most of if in housing. Hard to believe banks come out unscathed if the consumer and the economy nose dive. It's a house of cards which is why rates will struggle to return to historical averages at least.

[anubis44]

The public and many of the pundits are fearing inflation, but all of the macro economic signs point to a larger delationary pressure. Think about it. The Fed has been slowly lowering interest rates since 1982. A nearly forty year slow and steady decline in interest rates. They drop rates every time the economy shows signs of significant slow-down. Yes, it's true that COVID caused the Fed to