Diversified Royalty Corp T.DIV

This should help!

[BlueJay2020]

According to a senior government source:

The phased reopening of the economy will start in four regions where transmission of the virus is low. Health units in Hastings Prince Edward, Kingston, Frontenac and Lennox and Addington, Renfrew County, and Timiskaming are expected to move into the least-restrictive green zone on Wednesday, which means restaurants and non-essential businesses can reopen.

On the week of Feb. 15, all remaining regions except three hot spots in the Greater Toronto Area are set to move to the framework based on their local case rates. 

Toronto, Peel Region and York Region are expected to be the last to make that transition on the week of Feb. 22, but the source said any sudden increase in cases could delay that plan. 

[anthony3]

I can’t wait it to be real even at 3 and invest the money in some growth stocks

[BlueJay2020]

Then don't! Why wait weeks or months for a 17.5% increase in the price?  Take the tax loss and invest in growth stocks right now and you could have your money back by the end of the month...you'd be very late to the party but you might still get dessert.

[anthony3]

I respect your advice but this stock is in my tfsa and yess if I I can make back the money but at the same time I’m not in any hurry to sell, things are looking slit better now but I still feel I can get better return else where, no disrespect to anyone holding this stock 

[babedinkleman]

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[Shirtlessnomore]

I agree as well, babe I assume the end of your post was sarcasm? lol

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[Shirtlessnomore]

I couldnt even muster up the cahunas to attempt a trade in that fiasco. To me it was like trying to grab money out of a house with a bomb in it. Lol

[babedinkleman]

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[Shirtlessnomore]

Yeah I know you have been here a long time, I have been in and out but always come back, I'm not really sure why as I try to never get attached to anything in the stockmarket, but like you said I think its management that keeps me coming back, I have always typically bought more here than I wanted and then traded some off, perhaps it's people like me who are part of the problem but i

[BlueJay2020]

I think you've highlighted the issue that retail investors have with emotion over logic.  If anyone genuinely feels they can get a better return with Stock A than Stock B. then why would anyone choose Stock B?  The answer is they already hold Stock B and can't bear to admit they made a mistake.  One of the things I have learned is that you simply have to have conviction in

[Shirtlessnomore]

I agree with the first part in that I have to be on board with the company and firmly believe in the company, as for the 2nd part I dont see anything wrong with holding a stock like this that has made so many decent acquisitions, those big dollar stocks you mentioned wont double anytime soon, not that this will but continued smart acquisitions and it could very well see 5-6 bucks with a good

[dogatcat]

Have some money for gambling on growth.  Use this as a core holding.  Great income producer....DRIP it and watch it grow.   I just helped my 12 years old nephew invest $2000 in DIV in his mom's TFSA.  We bought it at $2.32.  He just got his first DRIP and he was pumped.  I now have him learning about compound interest and how long it will take for him to

[Shirtlessnomore]

That's very cool, ironically my daughter has a position of 500 shares here as well invested with me of course because she is too young, her savings bonds expired and since they couldnt be replaced we looked for something safe and stable and she picked DIV. but it's a fun stock for kids to learn and has some holdings they can relate to. Cheers

[BlueJay2020]

Yeah, monthly diiv stocks like this that they can relate to are perfect, as they get a little piece of income investment back each month and see how it was earned.  Sienna Senior Living is another.

[dogatcat]

I own SIA as well.  No brainer.   Pumps out the divy every month and undervalued because of covid.