On 29th Juni I added 40 shares of Toronto-Dominion Bank (TD) at CA$53.16 per share plus commission (CA$5.00). With current quarterly dividend (CA$0.51), my last purchase 40 shares of TD increases €44.05 (CA$60.79) of expected annual net dividend income. My overall cost basis of this position decreases from CA$54.33 to CA$53.98 per share. I totally hold now 120 shares of TD and my yield on cost is 3.78%. You can look at my first purchase of TD here.
At today's exchange rate, this purchase will increase my portfolio projected annual
net dividend income approximately to €9300.00.
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Full Disclosure: Long TD
Ive been thinkibg of starting a position in TD. Would like to add another financial stock and the CDN banks are conservatively run. I need to do more research first but I expect to add some over the next few weeks. Thabks for the update.
ReplyDeleteHi PIP, I think all Canadian big banks will go fine and are solid holdings for the long term!
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DH
Great purchase, DH. The Cdn banks are taking a beating today..good day to add more shares.
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R2R
Hi R2R and thanks, yeah market was pretty red yesterday, not only Canadian banks. Hopefully it will stay there or go more down, I want to make some purchases in July.
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DH
Awesome buy Dividend Hawk. This is probably gonna be the biggest bank in Canada one day. My favorite bank for sure as I have 350 shares of it. I will be adding more to this bank in the coming months. Keep up the hustle my friend.
ReplyDeleteHi Tyler and thank you. I would love to own 350 shares of TD, maybe some day!
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DH
TD is already the biggest bank by asset (they surpassed Royal Bank not so long ago). TD and RY are my two favorite Canadian banks. There is also National Bank (NA.TO), but it is smaller and more volatile!
DeleteWhat I like about TD is that their business model is very close to the "classic bank" (i.e. not counting on capital market to beat estimates) and they have made a great incursion in the US.
Solid buy!
Cheers,
Mike
Nice buy Hawk. TD is actually the only Canadian Bank we own in our portfolio so we obviously like TD. If prices remain at current level during the month of July, we may be adding to our current holding soon. Thanks for sharing.
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Hi AFFJ and thanks. I have TD now about the same level as BNS and if markets will not grow up, I’m planning to add RY next.
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DH
Good buy, DH.
ReplyDeleteYour portfollio is full in great companies that will multiply your dividend incomes in future. Great work.
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Greetings from Spain.
Go ahead in your great work!!!!
Preikestolen
Hola Preikestolen, thank you. You have chosen great companies from USA and some nice additions from Norway. Avance has recently performed well and will go up during this summer. FY 2015 Avance will also pay a great dividend. (DNB Market is waiting $6.70; https://www.dnb.no/portalfront/nedlast/no/markets/analyser-rapporter/norske/anbefalte-aksjer/AA150629.pdf)
DeleteFortum has some risks, falling electricity prices in the Nordic countries, political risk in Russia, question about, what they will do with that money, what they got from selling all Nordic electricity distribution business.
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DH
solid buy, also found from my portfolio.
ReplyDeleteGreat one once again! Congrats.
ReplyDeleteMike
Excellent purchase. I love Canadian banks.
ReplyDeleteGreat buy Dividend Hawk. I really love Canadian banks that's why we own all the big five banks.
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