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Here is the link to the 2021 thread.
2021 Dividend/distribution changes | Page 5 | Canadian Money Forum
2021 Dividend/distribution changes | Page 5 | Canadian Money Forum
2022 Dividend/distribution Changes
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CANADIAN UTILITIES LIMITED ELIGIBLE DIVIDENDS (newswire.ca)
ATCO Ltd. Eligible Dividends (newswire.ca)
These are barely increases especially in the current inflationary environment. Helps affirm my decision to sell CU at the end of 2021. That being said an increase is better than a cut.
ATCO Ltd. Eligible Dividends (newswire.ca)
These are barely increases especially in the current inflationary environment. Helps affirm my decision to sell CU at the end of 2021. That being said an increase is better than a cut.
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I have very small positions in both.
Maybe 1% of my portfolio in each. I had thought about selling, too. But then I thought it was such a small portion of my portfolio, I just treat them more like bond proxies.
But I don't think you're wrong.
Anyway, hey. I'll take the increase, even if it is small.
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Ya, dumped CU a number of years ago in favour of keeping and adding more of BEPC, AQN, FTS, EMA.
Utilities are very bond-like for sure.
Utilities are very bond-like for sure.
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Anyone own BlackRock? 18% increase.
www.morningstar.com
Strong Flows, Market Gains in BlackRock's Q4
BlackRock closed out the December quarter with a record $10.010 trillion in managed assets.
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My position was less than 1% as well. Totally bond like and a good yield at around 5%. I was overweight utilities and didn't want to trim another position in that sector.
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I really messed up on Emera.
I bought some about $15 lower than current price. Unfortunately, I didn't buy as much as I wanted back then. Kicking myself for not buying more.
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That's always how it goes. I regret not buying low div high dividend growth stocks when I started DIY. As such I avoided low yield stocks like the Canadian Rails, Alimentation Couche-Tarde etc. I read a ton of articles on how low yield high dividend growth outperforms divdend stocks but I wanted to see that dividend income in my account each quarter. Hindsight is 20-20. We tend to focus on what we should have done but the reality is you've made some good choices over the years and have done well. We can always find a reason to kick ourselves. Be glad you got in $15 lower. 
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What low div, high growth stocks are worth looking at now? I did a bit of the same.That's always how it goes. I regret not buying low div high dividend growth stocks when I started DIY. As such I avoided low yield stocks like the Canadian Rails, Alimentation Couche-Tarde etc. I read a ton of articles on how low yield high dividend growth outperforms divdend stocks but I wanted to see that dividend income in my account each quarter. Hindsight is 20-20. We tend to focus on what we should have done but the reality is you've made some good choices over the years and have done well. We can always find a reason to kick ourselves. Be glad you got in $15 lower.
noight some BAM and OTEX A couple of years ago. Up 70% and 15% respectively.
Tourmaline increased its regular dividend by 11% from 18 cents to 20 cents, plus a special dividend of $1.25. This is the fourth quarterly increase in a row (4 increases in the last 12 months), and the second special dividend (last $0.75). Also one of the extreme few oil and gas companies to increase (not cut) their dividend in 2022. A newer position for me; largest natural gas producer in Canada with effectively no net debt and commitment to return nearly all free cash to shareholders.
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