When you buy a stock, there are two ways you can make money. The first is capital gains: you sell the stock at a higher price than you bought it. The second way is through receiving dividends: the company pays you cash on a regular basis. To continue reading, here is the link to today’s article: HERE
Economic Insights
Investing Daily: Recession-Resistant Moves To Make Now
eResearch is pleased to present today’s investment article courtesy of Investing Daily. Today’s report focuses on the possibility of an economic recession occurring in the USA and what investors should consider for their portfolios in preparing for one. [more]
Dividend Portfolio
Dividend-Income Portfolio Struggles Slightly
The market indexes stumbled on Friday after reaching all-time highs on Thursday. Nevertheless, within this context, dividend-paying stocks continue to perform well. [more]
Dividend Portfolio
Top-Ten Dividend Yield Portfolio – June 25 2021
The value of the Portfolio on June 25 was $522,977, up 1.2% from the $516,655 value recorded two weeks ago, and up 4.6% since its inception on June 1. For comparative purposes, the S&P/TSX Composite Index gained 0.5% in the last two weeks and 2.5% since inception. [more]