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The Canadian equity markets have opened weak today, amid reports of Canada’s trade balance shifting to a deficit in March after reporting a trade surplus in the previous two months. Its trade deficit came in at $1.1 billion against analysts’ expectation of $700 million of trade surplus. Amid the rising volatility and low-interest environment, investors could buy high-quality dividend stocks to earn stable passive income and stabilize their portfolios. Meanwhile, here are four Canadian dividend stocks that are financially stable and pays dividends at healthier yields.
Enbridge
Enbridge (TSX:ENB)(NYSE:ENB) operates a highly regulated business, with around 95% of its adjusted EBITDA generated from regulated assets or long-term contracts, providing stability to its earnings and cash flows. These steady cash flows have allowed the company to raise its dividends for 26 straight years at a CAGR of 10%. For 2021, the company has declared
Trammell Crow Company and Seavest Celebrate Topping Out of Medical Pavilion II at National Harbor
The Adventist HealthCare-anchored, 97,000-SF, Class-A medical office building will serve as southern Prince George s County s premier health destination
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OXON HILL, Md., May 3, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Trammell Crow Company, one of the nation s leading developers and investors in commercial real estate, and Seavest Healthcare Properties, an investment firm focused on the medical office and outpatient facility sector, announced today the topping out of the Medical Pavilion II located at 201 National Harbor Blvd. in Oxon Hill, Md. The building officially broke ground in October 2020.
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There is still worry about a Canada housing market crash. Many investors fear that even investing in real estate investment trusts (REIT) can get them into trouble. However, there is a way to invest in REITs without the worry of a crash. So let’s take a look at three solid options to consider for any portfolio.
WPT Industrial
The e-commerce industry is booming, and
WPT Industrial REIT (TSX:WIR.UN) has been a prime benefactor. Revenue is up 45% year over year as of the latest earnings report, with the company sitting at around 97% occupancy rate. Meanwhile, the light industrial properties company continues to expand, with now 109 properties in its portfolio.
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With most stocks having recovered from the pandemic, the easy short-term capital gains are gone. This makes it a lot more difficult to figure out whether dividend stocks growth or value are the best to buy now.
Investors have to get back into the long-term mindset that they need to have most of the time when the majority of stocks are trading at or near fair value.
It’s a lot easier to pick winners when the whole market is trading at a discount after a pullback.
With most stocks back to around fair value, it’s about buying the best stocks to own for the long term. And a lot of these high-quality long-term stocks worth an investment today will be dividend stocks.
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Canadian dividend stocks provide investors with monthly income and stability. In fact, they are a cornerstone of a successful investing strategy. At the Motley Fool, we try to help single out the best opportunities for income-seeking investors.
In this Motley Fool article, I present three of the best Canadian dividend stocks to buy now. They are known for their stability and resilience. And today, they’re yielding very attractive dividend yields. Without further ado, here they are.
BCE stock: Canada’s telecom giant and one of the best Canadian dividend stocks
BCE(TSX:BCE)(NYSE:BCE) stock is currently yielding a remarkable 6%. This is a company that has a multitude of defensive characteristics. For example, BCE is one of the most cash flow-rich companies. It’s also an essential business, because telecom companies are a necessity. Their earnings and cash flows are steady and predictable. Also, they’re pretty economically insen