RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Now it gets interestingjollynik6 wrote: Very realistic,I guess you were not around in the 80s or 2009--2010,every 10 years on average there is a major correction its long overdo, as most profesional people in the know would tell you, Go ask your real estate agent what he expects ,probably this summer,No trying to be Doctor doom but there is so much debt out there, Am always interested in good dividend companies with growth, have a few ,what are you following
Forget the 80's. You will not see that ever again. That was the age of balanced budgets and austerity, when govts actually cared about the books, let the business cycle play out instead of printing your way out of financial problems. Today they will print unlimited dollars and make anyone who wants a house consumed by debt and dependant on govt. Debt only matters when you can't make the monthly payment several months in a row.
As for dividend growth...LOTS of good stuff out there...
Goeasy, First National, Telus, Algoma, Labrador Iron, Versabank, Equitable, CargoJet, AirBoss....