Diversified Royalty Corp T.DIV

Your comments please

[Eizenberg]

I very much like this dividend stock and i would appreciate some of your comments here, what are the pro's & cons of this stock ? Personnaly, i like it because there is a 100% paying dividend since 2015. I will wait the upcoming stock market fall, maybe a 20% fall again but i would like to buy DIV.TO to the bottom if anyone knows where this is, looking at the chart, i saw below 0,11$  around year 2009 before it took off... The support price seems around $2 and if it breaks that, we could very well see $1 and below... Thank's for your comments. GLTA

[Tommy123]

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[EdPaquette]

Go back to the early 80s to see what happens when interest rates rise.  Multiple recessions and weakness in between.   This is not headed for 3 or 1.  Mushy middle 2s.

[Tommy123]

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[flamingogold]

Markets are unpredictable so it could happen. However, if markets bounce and with money to spare I think most investors will pile in to the most oversold equities before buying DIV as the capital gain opporunity is much lower here as it is mostly a dividend play.

[EdPaquette]

I remember the early 80s, and peoplewere up in arms mad about bank profits.  Everybody was poor but the banks were rich.. therefore my money isinbank split funds now.

[TheeRook]

Banks are so rich the goverment hits them with another tax. A second change will see the government inch up the corporate tax rate for banks and insurers on their profits over $100 million to 16.5 per cent, from 15 per cent previously. That move is expected to bring in $445 million annually to government coffers. Over the five years of the budget forecast, that brings the total of the bank tax

[TickerTwit]

What do you mean by "a 100% paying dividend"? One 'pro' is that DIV truly is diversified. The royalty sources are spread through very different industries, and this offers some defence against a total halt of the dividend. I am also of the opinion that much of DIV's royalty income is recession-resistant, which is another defence. If you're one of the many investors here

[Dadsaid2]

I really like Div and have been very lucky with it. I sold half my position back at $3.25 - 3.30 and have since bought it all back and more when it went below 2.79 and as low as 2.60. But what l really do with DIV is park profits and cash here like a money market fund but a 9% one with a tax credit. Monthly divs are great and in uncertain times it seems a little less volatile than other sectors l