I'm in, been in for some time nowAs I have mentioned prior in my previous posts, FTS is of the mainstays of my portfolio. One can set your watch on a dividend increase. Not that one should use the "yield on cost" calculation, I am getting just shy of a 5% yield, along with decent capital appreciation. At today's SP the yield is just shy of 4%. FTS represents just under 8% of my entire portfolio. Diversifying is key to any good portfolio. In addition, I hold ENB ENF EMA and CU. All pay a decent dividend along with regular dividend increases. I am still in "the house of pain" with CU, but it appears to be returning to my cost price, so will just hang on and ride it up, meanwhile collecting a dividend. Depending upon one's age and other sources of income, your core holdings must include some utilities along with three or four banks. I will again mention Enercare, or ECI. 96 cents a year paid monthly, along with a great capital appreciation, and me thinks ECI has the potential to be taken out. Best............SHUMBA