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Dividend Select 15 Corp T.DS

Alternate Symbol(s):  DVVDF

The Companys investment objectives are to provide holders of the Shares of the Company (Shareholders) with (i) monthly cash distributions, plus (ii) the opportunity for capital appreciation, through investment in the common shares of the Portfolio Companies. The Company has been created to provide investors with an opportunity to invest in a portfolio (the Portfolio) of 15 Canadian companies (the Portfolio Companies) whose shares offer investors an above-average dividend yield, and which have shown solid earnings growth and have a history of capital appreciation. The Portfolio Companies will be selected from among 20 companies (the Portfolio Universe) listed on the Toronto Stock Exchange (TSX) set out below: Bank of Montreal Royal Bank of Canada BCE Inc. Shoppers Drug Mart Corporation Canadian Imperial Bank of Sun Life Financial Inc. Commerce TELUS Corporation CI Financial Corp. The Bank of Nova Scotia Enbridge Inc.


TSX:DS - Post by User

Comment by mousermanon Dec 20, 2018 8:54am
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RE:RE:Trading at a discount to NAV, yield over 10%

RE:RE:Trading at a discount to NAV, yield over 10%INC.un from Quadravest is another that does not have a threshhold where common shares do not get paid.  Similar to DS and BK, INC.un simply lowers the distribution payout as the stock price drops. It reduces your income while you are taking a capital loss as well. 
Probably a buy at these levels if you believe the correction is near done as this one also holds banks, and lifecos etc... many of which are trading at historically low P/E levels, some of them under 10.
In the past 20 years, every time these  financials have dipped under 10 P/E they have been a buy if you have waited  a few years. The highest these have reached is over 40 P/E when they are overbought.
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