Diversified Royalty Corp T.DIV

div.db

[Howey17]

Hi all I am a shareholder of DIV and saw the debentures that came out.  I am looking at investing in some fixed income options and wonder what your thoughts are on purchasing Div.db or i am open to other suggestions anyone may have ? I am also not sure how they work ive only ever purchased stocks primarily ones that pay dividends.

Howey17

[Gladiator3]

Make sure you have this investment in a tax free savings account.   For myself I treat this like an RRSP and make monthly contributions to it. Also make sure you put this a the Drip program this will automatically takes the Dividends you get back into the investment free of charge.   : ))))  cheers 

[Gladiator3]

P.s.    Buy on the Dips   ; ))

[logisticsguy]

Nice recovery today all of this growth is inside my RRSP Got a $hit ton of shares at $1.72 but my average has creeped up over the last couple of years to $2.23 still all good

[hurko22]

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[Gladiator3]

I'm at $2.60 coast average and climbing but so does the amount of the dividend. : )).  like I said I just keep adding and with the dividend it keeps getting higher and higher every month that I add to my position. : ))

[Gladiator3]

There's only 2 I own  in my portfolio  DIV is one and the other is  T- BTB.UN  BTB Real Estate Investment Trust  this one is a 1$ More and pays a dividend of .025 a share per month.  The only 2 stocks I've ever owned.    

[pierrelebel]

Gladiator3 wrote "Make sure you have this investment in a tax free savings account. " Different strokes for different folks My wife and I make sure we own high yield Canadian "eligible" dividend stocks such as DIV directly, not into a trust account (TFSA, RRIF or RRSP). In Canada, when the dividends are received into a trust account one loses the value of the "dividend

[babedinkleman]

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