In my life, I always have the last word. When I am not happy I scream (!!), and when an investment doesn't meet my standards I sell. And that's what I had done with my RBC Royal Bank mutual funds: I sell them all. RBC Royal Bank probably think they have the right to increase my interest rate on my credit line of 3% for no reason at all, that doesn't satisfied me and I reply with a punch in the face: I sell my RBC mutual funds and I completely paid off my credit line.
Some says other bank are going to follow soon, going under the same bastard way, increasing rate for no reason at all. I don't think TD will do the same thing. RBC Royal Bank always been a very fresh and arrogant institution. TD always been the people bank, opening early in the morning (8 AM!!!) and on some days of the week, closing late. Some branches are even open on Saturday. TD had the common sense to watch the middle class and say ok, those people are working from 9 to 5!
RBC Royal Bank started recently services in some branch on Saturday... But they only copied the TD way of doing business. So I think we have to be sensible and responsible enough to make the right choice when it come time to select a bank and a sexy broker.
Banks shouldn't have control over individuals. If Canadians would be smart enough, they will happily flush the RBC Royal Bank like I did. IF you go under the knife - if RBC Royal Bank increased the interest rate on your credit product for no reason, just go ahead and flush the little bunch of F@ckers. RBC will learn the hard way. At a net worth of more than 83k, I am not a customer that is at risk. But RBC wasn't smart enough to figure it out.
Go figure.
And my portfolio just keep increasing. My non-registered portfolio is now $123 919.
RBC Royal Bank can go F@uck itself.
Wednesday, August 22, 2012
Monday, August 20, 2012
I know a bank that is going broke: RBC Royal Bank
RBC Royal Bank started by increasing the interest rate on their credit line products and now, RBC Royal Bank is boosting the interest rate on their mortgages. Who's going to do business with RBC? Not me for sure!
Its seem to me like the RBC Royal Bank has participated in the Maple Group but seem to be in a difficult path to avoid the vitality of their contribution to the Maple Group. First of all, RBC Royal Bank started by increasing the interest rate of my credit line of 3%. My response to that? I sold all of the RBC mutual funds that I hold and I paid off my credit line. I won't be doing business with RBC Royal Bank never ever again of my life.
RBC has no right to so, or should I say its not a very elegant moves of their part. The prime rate hasn't change and the RBC Royal Bank is increasing the interest rate on all of their credit products. Does that make any sense to you? It doesn't for me; that's why I decided to flush RBC Royal Bank out of my life.
Fact is, the RBC Royal Bank cannot afford its contribution to the Maple Group. That's what happening at this time. Also, the RBC Royal Bank is under a massive audit right now, trying to save any pennies they can from their businesses with third parties.
Does it feel goodto be part of the RBC Royal Bank as a customer or an employee?
WHAT A JOKE.
RBC Royal Bank CEO is a sad and stupid clown.
Don't ever put your trust in RBC Royal Bank. If a bank increase its interest rates on various products while nothing has change for the prime rate, well, think well: that bank is evil and only running for profit and profit so they can pay their executive members millions of dollars and be, at the really same time, part of the Maple Group.
I am really right on that one. Be smart and happily flush RBC Royal Bank out of your life. NOW!
Its seem to me like the RBC Royal Bank has participated in the Maple Group but seem to be in a difficult path to avoid the vitality of their contribution to the Maple Group. First of all, RBC Royal Bank started by increasing the interest rate of my credit line of 3%. My response to that? I sold all of the RBC mutual funds that I hold and I paid off my credit line. I won't be doing business with RBC Royal Bank never ever again of my life.
RBC has no right to so, or should I say its not a very elegant moves of their part. The prime rate hasn't change and the RBC Royal Bank is increasing the interest rate on all of their credit products. Does that make any sense to you? It doesn't for me; that's why I decided to flush RBC Royal Bank out of my life.
Fact is, the RBC Royal Bank cannot afford its contribution to the Maple Group. That's what happening at this time. Also, the RBC Royal Bank is under a massive audit right now, trying to save any pennies they can from their businesses with third parties.
Does it feel goodto be part of the RBC Royal Bank as a customer or an employee?
WHAT A JOKE.
RBC Royal Bank CEO is a sad and stupid clown.
Don't ever put your trust in RBC Royal Bank. If a bank increase its interest rates on various products while nothing has change for the prime rate, well, think well: that bank is evil and only running for profit and profit so they can pay their executive members millions of dollars and be, at the really same time, part of the Maple Group.
I am really right on that one. Be smart and happily flush RBC Royal Bank out of your life. NOW!
Saturday, August 18, 2012
This is a great number: $166 750.25
I haven’t invested my investment portfolio since a little while and the time had come to make a little refreshment. My overall portfolio value is of $166 750.25, which is very good knowing I had cashed in more than 4k through the Maple Group deal over the TMX Group Inc. (X). I am carrying a $83 259.17 on my super strong back J And my net worth is about the same amount, so it’s a pretty sexy half-and-half.
The RBC mutual funds that I used to have in my RRSP had been sold out. I still hold the money in fresh cash, I didn’t have time to reinvest it. But for now, cash will be just fine. And if you have note, we are welcoming a new investment: Geovencap Inc. (GOV). Don’t ask me anything about it because I am really not interested. It’s a stock related to Blue Note Mining (BNT). One more time, the Quebeckers of BNT are trying to save their furnitures. Blue Note Mining simply CANNOT deliver. SO PLEASE, do not invest in BNT or GOV. It will only be a waste of time and money.
For the past couple weeks, I have been cashing on the dividend. I do not have any DRIP, only for the RRSP broker account part. So I am happily cashing in the dividend. I am looking forward to decrease my margin to 50k. Really soon, that goal will be meet.
I would like to invest in some TD stocks. OK, I know what you are thinking. Yes, TD Waterhouse brokers sometimes are pissing me off, but no matter what TD Canada Trust is a good bank. It’s recently been classed within the 20 safest banks in the world. Chances are that TD will soon increase its dividend. And let’s face it, I always got a good service from TD. I may buy some TD stocks real soon.
I don’t get alone very well with TD Waterhouse male broker; it might be just a sexual thing or something going on. LOL. A girl, a guy and some stocks… Got the picture? I am slowly going to broke the bones of those lovely brokers and give them a French kiss.
Anyway, I am doing very very fine. On the stock market, you can count on the Dividend Girl to make some valuable cash and cash in all the dividend of the world.
You are just so lucky to be reading this blog at this moment. I envy you.
Friday, August 17, 2012
My investment portfolio on date of August 17, 2012
Savings: $535.94
Non registered Investments:
Stocks and Units investment portfolio $CAN
Sprott Inc. (SII): $4 493.55
Timminco (TIM): $1
Blue Note Mining (BNT): $12
Bank of Nova Scotia (BNS): $5 860.80
Hanwei Energy Services (HE): $18
Methanex Corporation (MX): $2 990.09
Fortis Inc. (FTS): $3 665.67
Pembina Pipeline Corporation (PPL): $12 705
Just Energy Group Inc. (JE): $9 190.24
Pengrowth Energy Corporation (PGF): $1 656
Enbridge Income Fund Holdings Inc. (ENF): $7 915.96
Corby Distilleries Limited (CDL.A): $1 965.35
Davis + Henderson Corporation (DH): $4 207.68
Premium Brands Holdings Corporation (PBH): $8 049.31
EnCana Corporation (ECA): $4 600.96
iShares S&P/TSX Capped REIT Index (XRE): $2 721.18
Non registered Investments:
Stocks and Units investment portfolio $CAN
Sprott Inc. (SII): $4 493.55
Timminco (TIM): $1
Blue Note Mining (BNT): $12
Bank of Nova Scotia (BNS): $5 860.80
Hanwei Energy Services (HE): $18
Methanex Corporation (MX): $2 990.09
Fortis Inc. (FTS): $3 665.67
Pembina Pipeline Corporation (PPL): $12 705
Just Energy Group Inc. (JE): $9 190.24
Pengrowth Energy Corporation (PGF): $1 656
Enbridge Income Fund Holdings Inc. (ENF): $7 915.96
Corby Distilleries Limited (CDL.A): $1 965.35
Davis + Henderson Corporation (DH): $4 207.68
Premium Brands Holdings Corporation (PBH): $8 049.31
EnCana Corporation (ECA): $4 600.96
iShares S&P/TSX Capped REIT Index (XRE): $2 721.18
Horizons Gold Yield Fund (HGY): $1 875.42
Canfor Pulp Products Inc. (CFX): $988.20
New Flyer Industries Inc. (NFI): $1 593.28
Exchange Income Corporation (EIF): $8 255.28
Rogers Sugar Inc. (RSI): $599.45
Student Transportation (STB): $1 401.70
Colabor Group Inc. (GCL): $873.12
TMX Group Inc. (X): $381.52
Data Group Inc. (DGI): $2 896.70
K-Bro Linen Inc. (KBL): $2 775
Westshore Terminals Invest Corp (WTE): $5 314.20
WesternOne Equity Income Fund (WEQ.UN): $3 268
Atlantic Power Corp (ATP): $3 275.90
First Majestic Silver Corp (FR): $3 456
Kinross Gold Corp (K): $1 242.73
TransCanada Corp (TRP): $1 139.25
Canadian National Railway Co (CNR): $2 746.20
Firm Capital Mortgage Investment Corporation (FC): $533.60
Sprott Strategic Fixed Income Fund (SFI.UN): $430
Enbridge Inc. (ENB): $1 107.12
Agrium Inc. (AGU): $2 570.36
Canadian Utilities Limited (CU): $1 470.63
Veresen Inc. (VSN): $852.06
Chorus Aviation Inc. (CHR.B): $591.24
Canfor Pulp Products Inc. (CFX): $988.20
New Flyer Industries Inc. (NFI): $1 593.28
Exchange Income Corporation (EIF): $8 255.28
Rogers Sugar Inc. (RSI): $599.45
Student Transportation (STB): $1 401.70
Colabor Group Inc. (GCL): $873.12
TMX Group Inc. (X): $381.52
Data Group Inc. (DGI): $2 896.70
K-Bro Linen Inc. (KBL): $2 775
Westshore Terminals Invest Corp (WTE): $5 314.20
WesternOne Equity Income Fund (WEQ.UN): $3 268
Atlantic Power Corp (ATP): $3 275.90
First Majestic Silver Corp (FR): $3 456
Kinross Gold Corp (K): $1 242.73
TransCanada Corp (TRP): $1 139.25
Canadian National Railway Co (CNR): $2 746.20
Firm Capital Mortgage Investment Corporation (FC): $533.60
Sprott Strategic Fixed Income Fund (SFI.UN): $430
Enbridge Inc. (ENB): $1 107.12
Agrium Inc. (AGU): $2 570.36
Canadian Utilities Limited (CU): $1 470.63
Veresen Inc. (VSN): $852.06
Chorus Aviation Inc. (CHR.B): $591.24
Crescent Point Energy Corp (CPG): $920.70
JFT Strategies Fund (JFS.UN): $1 950
Keg Royalties Income Fund (KEG.UN): $708
JFT Strategies Fund (JFS.UN): $1 950
Keg Royalties Income Fund (KEG.UN): $708
Geovencap Inc. (GOV): $1.70
TOTAL: $123 270.15
Stocks and Units investment portfolio $US:
Sprott Physical Silver Trust ET (PSLV): $1 796.08
Cash: $4.12
TOTAL: $1 800.20
Tax-free savings account (TFSA)
EnerCare Inc. (ECI): $26.07
Dumont Nickel Inc. (DNI): $862.50
Sprott Physical Silver Trust UTS (PHS.U): $2 329.68
Cash: $4.75
TOTAL: $3 223
RSP investment portfolio:
Sprott Canadian Equity Fund: $4 627.34
Claymore Gold Bullion ETF (CGL): $4 887.48
EnCana Corporation (ECA): $2 256.24
Emera Incorporated (EMA): $7 584.22
Sprott Physical Silver Trust UTS (PHS.U): $776.56
Cash: $6 003.02
CIBC Dividend Growth Fund: $561.86
CIBC Emerging Markets Index Fund: $298.16
CIBC Monthly Income Fund: $1 052.99
Energy and Base Metals Term Savings (Indexed term savings): $577.30
Natural Resources Term Savings (Indexed term savings): $502.06
GIC National Bank: $1 242.70
GIC Plus TD: $500
Maritime Life International Equity Fund
(Templeton): $584.15
Manulife Simplicity Growth Portfolio: $878.84
Maritime Life CI Harbour Seg Fund: $1 061.14
Maritime Life Fidelity True North Seg Fund: $1 012.92
Manulife GIF MLIA B World Invest: $631.76
Great-West – various: $1 957.04
Various other mutual funds: $675
TOTAL: $37 795.87
Social Capital at Desjardins Membership share: $40
Savings + Stocks, units, mutual funds + Tax-
free Savings account + RRSP + Online Income
($85.09):
$166 750.25
My debt situation on date of August 17, 2012
$7 875.45 at a low interest rate of 4.75% (RRSP credit line rates) = $374.08 in annual interest
$4 900 at a low interest rate of 4% (credit line rates) = $196 in annual interest
7 900.38$ on a credit card at a low interest rate of 2.9% (result of a credit card balance transfer) = 229.11$ in annual interest
6 593.61$ at low interest rate loan at 5.50% (student loan) = 362.65$ in annual interest
5 000$ at 8.75% (credit line) = 437.50$ in annual interest
$10 000 at 9.30% (credit line rates) = $930 in annual interest
$54 162.26 at a low interest rates of 4.25% (margin money coming from my broker account): =
$2 301.90 in annual interest
$1 827.47 at 0.99% for a year (with American Express) = $18.09
TOTAL: $83 259.17
TOTAL in annual interest: $3 481.83
[In date of August 17, 2012]
$4 900 at a low interest rate of 4% (credit line rates) = $196 in annual interest
7 900.38$ on a credit card at a low interest rate of 2.9% (result of a credit card balance transfer) = 229.11$ in annual interest
6 593.61$ at low interest rate loan at 5.50% (student loan) = 362.65$ in annual interest
5 000$ at 8.75% (credit line) = 437.50$ in annual interest
$10 000 at 9.30% (credit line rates) = $930 in annual interest
$54 162.26 at a low interest rates of 4.25% (margin money coming from my broker account): =
$2 301.90 in annual interest
$1 827.47 at 0.99% for a year (with American Express) = $18.09
TOTAL: $83 259.17
TOTAL in annual interest: $3 481.83
[In date of August 17, 2012]
Thursday, August 16, 2012
A $122 303.87 that look very great
My non-registered portfolio is at a very great $122 303.87. My book value is of $124k. I have over 15k available on my margin account. And I have 51k borrowed on the margin. The data are quite good. I would like to decrease my margin to 50k over the next few months. It won’t be now, because I have some plans ahead for my fabulous margin money.
Today was a very great day on the market. The TSX exceed the 12 000 point. I hope it will last. With the acquisition of Maple Group over the TMX Group Inc. (X), I had cashed in several thousands of $$$ this week. I am really not in a rush to reinvest that money, especially now that the market is on a super peak.
Currently, I only have less than $2 800 to pay on my RBC credit line. You remember the one at 9.30%? Well, I had decided that tomorrow will be the day. I will pay off my RBC credit line using my margin money. I am currently waiting for a paycheck for my freelance work of close to $900. I also have like $220 available on another credit line. I will be able to reapply a bit more than a 1k on my margin account really soon. And following what, I would like to have not more than 50k in used on my margin account. So I will have just a 1k to reapply in there. All pretty realistic goals.
My contract may end in September, so I need to be extra careful with my next money moves, even if I am going to touch unemployment. Better be careful with money these days. And strangely, as said, I am not in a rush to reinvest. I am just happy to have a little cash flow to rely on. I have received something like $200 in dividend money lately. I haven’t time to enter any dividend on my we will all it calendar. I am quite busy and I am really into dark when it come my next investment move. Too busy and tired. My bad side of the past days coming from right there.
So it’s about all for the good money news. Getting rich and richer despite a sexy bad taste of humor.
Tuesday, August 14, 2012
TD Waterhouse Brokers: Sexy voice, but bad customer service
YEAH!
What I had been waiting for so long finally happen: I had received my $50 per stock for my TMX Group. Owning less than 200 stocks, I taught TD Waterhouse would had the common sense it take to sell all of my TMX Group see at $50, but NOT. Don't expect too much from TD Waterhouse. TD is part of the Maple Group, so they are not really reliable anymore.
I have more than 90 stocks of TMX Group Inc. (X) that got sell at $50 per stock, but I have a few stocks remaining in my portfolio while I wanted ALL of my XXX stocks to be sell LOL. See what I mean? Maple Group is only garbage and I told so to the TD Waterhouse broker. I was talking to a smoothhhh voice, but not an intelligent one. I wanted a $9.99 credit so I can sell the remaining left of TMX Group sh@t. But the TD Waterhouse monster broker REFUSED to credit me 9.99 so I can freely sell the salvation stocks of TMX Group remaining in my portfolio.
I am really disappointed at TD Waterhouse and I am SERIOUSLY thinking about switching of broker.
What I had been waiting for so long finally happen: I had received my $50 per stock for my TMX Group. Owning less than 200 stocks, I taught TD Waterhouse would had the common sense it take to sell all of my TMX Group see at $50, but NOT. Don't expect too much from TD Waterhouse. TD is part of the Maple Group, so they are not really reliable anymore.
I have more than 90 stocks of TMX Group Inc. (X) that got sell at $50 per stock, but I have a few stocks remaining in my portfolio while I wanted ALL of my XXX stocks to be sell LOL. See what I mean? Maple Group is only garbage and I told so to the TD Waterhouse broker. I was talking to a smoothhhh voice, but not an intelligent one. I wanted a $9.99 credit so I can sell the remaining left of TMX Group sh@t. But the TD Waterhouse monster broker REFUSED to credit me 9.99 so I can freely sell the salvation stocks of TMX Group remaining in my portfolio.
I am really disappointed at TD Waterhouse and I am SERIOUSLY thinking about switching of broker.
Monday, August 13, 2012
RBC Royal Bank is a criminal bank: DON'T DEAL WITH RBC
RBC Royal Bank is far from being a reliable bank. First of all, back in March, I had received the following news: for no reason at all, the interest rate on my credit line had been increase of 3%. I always paid on time, I never missed one single payment. My response to the f@ckers? I SOLD OUT ALL OF MY RBC MUTUAL FUNDS. It’s not anytime soon that I am going to invest again with RBC Royal Bank. Never of my life that is going to be very longgggggg and very healthy is you see what I mean $$$ am I going to invest with RBC Never Ever Again. I am about to transfer the fund to TD Waterhouse (I am just missing the F statement that need to be F print out). LOL ahaha (this is supposed to be a diabolic laugh).
And now, the bunch of losers of RBC Royal Bank have to pay 500k to the victim of Earl Jones.
NEVER INVEST UNDER SOMEONE ELSE THAN YOURSELF. NEVER.
The case of Earl Jones was pretty scary. Some really rich has lost a wholly bunch of money. Earl Jones wasn’t even a financial planner. He was just a poor man good at playing the I-know-all-the-stock-market-trick.
I wrote it many times before, there is no real stock knowledge. The stock knowledge doesn’t exist.
So basically, you are going to invest, and you are going to keep the fingers CROSS all the way because NO ONE knows what will happen NEXT. Got it? From the time you get it for real, you are on the road for a successful $$$ investment portfolio. Get it real.
I HATE QUEBECKERS.
See, Quebeckers are among the poorest and the most taxable people on Earth. In result, their people are pretty dumb. Never put your faith and trust in Quebeckers.
Latest example would be SNC-Lavalin.
You just have to see how Quebeckers handle the student strike. They make lost thousands and thousands of dollars to students coming from New Brunswick, Ontario, Manitoba, Nova Scotia, etc… Are those poor students going to be refund? HELL NO. Don’t count on it. Quebeckers are among the most hypocrite people you’ll ever meet. Trust me on that one.
To be successful on the Canadian stock market, don’t invest in Quebec companies. I lost hundred and hundred on companies like Timminco (TIM), Blue Note Mining (BNT) and Colabor Group Inc. (GCL). Quebeckers are cheaters and liars and are very well represented in the persona of Jean Charest.
Canadians shouldn’t do any business with Quebeckers. They are dumb enough to believe that they can do better by their own, by being a country of their own. GO FOR IT MY BUNCH OF IDIOTS. Quebeckers are not reliable and they have been cheating on the Canadian country like forever now. It’s time for Canada to move forward, to say goodbye to the little bunch of F@ckers. It’s time to move forward for a stronger Canada, without having to deal with parasites.
One of the reasons why I started my business is that I hope that Canadians will be intelligent enough to leave Quebeckers behind. I am dreaming of a Canada without Quebec and that dream is going to happen soon. And I am going to make a whole bunch of money on that dream.
Saturday, August 4, 2012
Thursday, July 26, 2012
Ready? I am
Hello, dear readers of the Dividend Girl? Missing me? I had been unusually quiet these days but that’s because I am unusually busy. My day-time contract will end by the end of September and I am trying to “plan” the rescue-me-that-pretty-girl plan. Either way I have my unemployment benefit valid and available to me at any time until March 2013 (THANK YOU UNCLE HARPER!), I am looking forward to, well, you know, do something with my life. At this point, my dividend earnings are doing great, but it’s not enough to support my living. So I am looking for freelance stuff and I am actually doing well since May.
Now, work is getting more and more available, so I am just like working most of time. I began that new thing, “trying” to wake up at 5 am to work until 8:45 am, going to my daytime job from 9 am to 5:30 pm, reading emails during my lunch break, hitting back the freelance table from 6 pm to until I can take it anymore. I am actually able to wake up at 5 am a few times during the week, but not every single day. I am making that X huge amount of cash, but I am spending too. I rack up to $900 in expenses on my credit card! But that included the little July 1th weekend trip to Ottawa. I realize now that I didn’t even post a single pic of my adventures in Ottawa. You’ll have to wait because I didn’t even download the pictures from my iPod yet. Just tooooo busy.
But I have enough time to tell you this: the mountain lion hero man is back! For the active readers of the Dividend, this is only for you, our hero is doing well but suffers from health problem; that’s why the man had been quiet. But he’s back in the stock game so watchhhhhh outttttt!
The only question being: are you ready for what will follow?
Want to hear the voice of the man?
Ready? Ok, GO:
“Hi Sunny (that's me!)
From now until at least March 2013 or even Sept of 2013 are going to be pretty bad. (I am not expecting a good stock market, I had been working at paying a 10k credit line at RBC for partly that reason) Greece & Spain are messing with the market (I knew that) and now China's market has hit a low matching March of 2009 ("the crash") (I didn't know that!)
I've gone to 30% cash. (WOW!) There should be some good buying opportunities in the next
6 to 8 months. TSX could drop below 10,500 (maybe more). What do you think? (I think so too, it won't get better anytime soon, too much euro shit)
Ive been converting to dividend paying stocks (I love dividend too, easy breathy beautiful extra $$$) because I don't believe there will be much growth for a few years. Ive moved into pipelines (I am into pipelines for a while too, ENB, ENF, PPL = my very love super stocks), power and REIT stocks (5% to 11% div) (be careful with stocks paying over 6% div. High dividend yield are yummy, but sometimes dangerous, just my advice. You know I appreciate you right? BE Careful PLEASE)
Have you got any good Div payers?
Dundee REIT (D.UN) keeps on growing (just bought a big bulding in Toronto) (oh lala Toronto, I never been in Toronto) Check it out (thank you for the pick!)
http://www.theglobeandmail.com/globe-investor/markets/stocks/summary/?q=D.UN-T
I've bought "Two Harbors Investment" (TWO) - an American REIT that looks to hold
or grow a bit (only 300 shares below $10.50) - Check it out. (I only invest in Canadian dollars at this time because I am on a big fat margin)
http://www.theglobeandmail.com/globe-investor/markets/stocks/chart/?q=TWO-N
I've been picking up some "Big Bank Big Oil Split Corp" (BBO) 800 shares so far.
I've been paying $9.50 and less. I think it's a good long time hold.
I have an order in for 300 more at $9.37 right now. Check it out: (I LIKE THIS ONE. the title is a bit volatile, but adding a few stocks in is of an interest for the Dividend Girl LOVE IT)
http://www.theglobeandmail.com/globe-investor/markets/stocks/summary/?q=BBO-T
I have had some luck by finding good stocks with LOW volume. I put in a bid for a month
that is 20% low and every once in a while I'll pick up 100 to 300 shares from someone, on
a day that he just HAS to sell - and I get them. it seams to work 10% of the time. It's a lot
of work. (you are such a good investor!)
If you have the ability to record TV you should record a US financial program:
CNBC "Squawk Box" (3:00 AM Pacific time) (I don't have TV)
Lot's of information and interviews with top economic and political experts.
Another good program on Saturday is CNN "Your Money" (politics & Finance) (Thanks)
So where are you living now - where are you working - how are you doing?
(I am in Montreal until the end of September, contract what I do? I won't post it here lol)
I had a mild stroke 4 months ago (oh no!) but all is fine now (ouf!!!). Had kidney problem, it's fixed now.
Summer has been strange - much cooler - way to much rain (6 months rain in 2 hours)
Floods and landslides in the area (we're okay so far).
You HAVE to see the movie To Big to Fail” (I will try to rent it)
We all like u, mountain lion hero.
We are now going to change of topic, if you don't mind.
In his "The pursuit of yield" letter, Gordon Pape is trying to explain that the only way we can get interesting dividend yield with low risk is by purchasing his newsletter or going for under-paying dividend of the like of 2%. Well, I can advice you that Gordon Pape knowledge of what is available out there is very very low.
My secret name itself Sprott Strategic Fixed Income Fund (SFI.UN). SFI.UN is in the category of the safest kind of investment available on the stock market scene: fixed income. Usually, fixed income are extremely boring. The asset type is GIC, bonds, treasury stuff... You see what it is? All the extremely LOW paying stuff that you don't ever want in a portfolio.
However, Eric Sprott is among the genius an his team is able to generate extra powerful dividend yield on the fixed income class. Look for yourself, SFI.UN dividend yield value is of close to 8%. SFI.UN value is stable. Units were in sale at the time of its release at 10$ per unit. Of its life so far, SFI.UN never went under the 8$ per unit. The investment if pretty reliable. However, don't expect the investment value to grow, at least not at this time. However, SFI.UN is a good investment to feed you in what the Dividend Girl like the most: DIVIDEND.
So see, you don't need to give one single buck to Gordon Pape to learn more about how you can enjoy the stock market by regulating the risk.
I was quite disappointed by reading in here that an MBA help people manage their money. MBA diplomas don't worth anything. What worth something and bring in cash is the market experience. No need to spend 100k on a diploma to learn. Individuals need to learn the power of their money by themselves. No teachers can never teach you what I am giving you right now as information.
YOU are a lucky reader of the Dividend Girl. Don't be an idiot follower. The stock knowledge doesn't exist. Its only a trap to make you spend thousands to hear some arrogant teachers. Don't believe them. Be aware. Now, you know.
Now, work is getting more and more available, so I am just like working most of time. I began that new thing, “trying” to wake up at 5 am to work until 8:45 am, going to my daytime job from 9 am to 5:30 pm, reading emails during my lunch break, hitting back the freelance table from 6 pm to until I can take it anymore. I am actually able to wake up at 5 am a few times during the week, but not every single day. I am making that X huge amount of cash, but I am spending too. I rack up to $900 in expenses on my credit card! But that included the little July 1th weekend trip to Ottawa. I realize now that I didn’t even post a single pic of my adventures in Ottawa. You’ll have to wait because I didn’t even download the pictures from my iPod yet. Just tooooo busy.
But I have enough time to tell you this: the mountain lion hero man is back! For the active readers of the Dividend, this is only for you, our hero is doing well but suffers from health problem; that’s why the man had been quiet. But he’s back in the stock game so watchhhhhh outttttt!
The only question being: are you ready for what will follow?
Want to hear the voice of the man?
Ready? Ok, GO:
“Hi Sunny (that's me!)
From now until at least March 2013 or even Sept of 2013 are going to be pretty bad. (I am not expecting a good stock market, I had been working at paying a 10k credit line at RBC for partly that reason) Greece & Spain are messing with the market (I knew that) and now China's market has hit a low matching March of 2009 ("the crash") (I didn't know that!)
I've gone to 30% cash. (WOW!) There should be some good buying opportunities in the next
6 to 8 months. TSX could drop below 10,500 (maybe more). What do you think? (I think so too, it won't get better anytime soon, too much euro shit)
Ive been converting to dividend paying stocks (I love dividend too, easy breathy beautiful extra $$$) because I don't believe there will be much growth for a few years. Ive moved into pipelines (I am into pipelines for a while too, ENB, ENF, PPL = my very love super stocks), power and REIT stocks (5% to 11% div) (be careful with stocks paying over 6% div. High dividend yield are yummy, but sometimes dangerous, just my advice. You know I appreciate you right? BE Careful PLEASE)
Have you got any good Div payers?
Dundee REIT (D.UN) keeps on growing (just bought a big bulding in Toronto) (oh lala Toronto, I never been in Toronto) Check it out (thank you for the pick!)
http://www.theglobeandmail.com/globe-investor/markets/stocks/summary/?q=D.UN-T
I've bought "Two Harbors Investment" (TWO) - an American REIT that looks to hold
or grow a bit (only 300 shares below $10.50) - Check it out. (I only invest in Canadian dollars at this time because I am on a big fat margin)
http://www.theglobeandmail.com/globe-investor/markets/stocks/chart/?q=TWO-N
I've been picking up some "Big Bank Big Oil Split Corp" (BBO) 800 shares so far.
I've been paying $9.50 and less. I think it's a good long time hold.
I have an order in for 300 more at $9.37 right now. Check it out: (I LIKE THIS ONE. the title is a bit volatile, but adding a few stocks in is of an interest for the Dividend Girl LOVE IT)
http://www.theglobeandmail.com/globe-investor/markets/stocks/summary/?q=BBO-T
I have had some luck by finding good stocks with LOW volume. I put in a bid for a month
that is 20% low and every once in a while I'll pick up 100 to 300 shares from someone, on
a day that he just HAS to sell - and I get them. it seams to work 10% of the time. It's a lot
of work. (you are such a good investor!)
If you have the ability to record TV you should record a US financial program:
CNBC "Squawk Box" (3:00 AM Pacific time) (I don't have TV)
Lot's of information and interviews with top economic and political experts.
Another good program on Saturday is CNN "Your Money" (politics & Finance) (Thanks)
So where are you living now - where are you working - how are you doing?
(I am in Montreal until the end of September, contract what I do? I won't post it here lol)
I had a mild stroke 4 months ago (oh no!) but all is fine now (ouf!!!). Had kidney problem, it's fixed now.
Summer has been strange - much cooler - way to much rain (6 months rain in 2 hours)
Floods and landslides in the area (we're okay so far).
You HAVE to see the movie To Big to Fail” (I will try to rent it)
We all like u, mountain lion hero.
We are now going to change of topic, if you don't mind.
In his "The pursuit of yield" letter, Gordon Pape is trying to explain that the only way we can get interesting dividend yield with low risk is by purchasing his newsletter or going for under-paying dividend of the like of 2%. Well, I can advice you that Gordon Pape knowledge of what is available out there is very very low.
My secret name itself Sprott Strategic Fixed Income Fund (SFI.UN). SFI.UN is in the category of the safest kind of investment available on the stock market scene: fixed income. Usually, fixed income are extremely boring. The asset type is GIC, bonds, treasury stuff... You see what it is? All the extremely LOW paying stuff that you don't ever want in a portfolio.
However, Eric Sprott is among the genius an his team is able to generate extra powerful dividend yield on the fixed income class. Look for yourself, SFI.UN dividend yield value is of close to 8%. SFI.UN value is stable. Units were in sale at the time of its release at 10$ per unit. Of its life so far, SFI.UN never went under the 8$ per unit. The investment if pretty reliable. However, don't expect the investment value to grow, at least not at this time. However, SFI.UN is a good investment to feed you in what the Dividend Girl like the most: DIVIDEND.
So see, you don't need to give one single buck to Gordon Pape to learn more about how you can enjoy the stock market by regulating the risk.
I was quite disappointed by reading in here that an MBA help people manage their money. MBA diplomas don't worth anything. What worth something and bring in cash is the market experience. No need to spend 100k on a diploma to learn. Individuals need to learn the power of their money by themselves. No teachers can never teach you what I am giving you right now as information.
YOU are a lucky reader of the Dividend Girl. Don't be an idiot follower. The stock knowledge doesn't exist. Its only a trap to make you spend thousands to hear some arrogant teachers. Don't believe them. Be aware. Now, you know.
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