John Heinzl

Five reasons why you’re better off watching the rally from the sidelines

As long-term bond yields have risen, their prices have fallen, which has hurt the value of the Harvest Premium Yield Treasury ETF

The beauty of dividend stocks and ETFs is that they keep paying you, whether the market goes up, down or sideways

The one-two combo of falling occupancy and surging interest rates has taken a heavy toll on Allied’s unit price

The recovery in my model Yield Hog Dividend Growth Portfolio, and dividend stocks generally, illustrates why investors need to exercise patience when certain sectors fall out of favour

Choose an allocation of stocks and fixed income that suits your risk tolerance, then resist the urge to tinker with your portfolio

Barring some cataclysmic event, the Yield Hog Dividend Growth Portfolio’s income will only continue to grow

Here is your look at what matters for markets in the coming week

When a narrative takes hold of the public imagination, it’s often a sign that the rally may be getting long in the tooth

A humorous look at the companies that caught our eye, for better or worse, this week

The main drawback of CDRs is that their returns have lagged, in some cases by a wide margin, the returns of their respective U.S. stocks

Given the soft market for office and retail assets, and the long lead times for new residential and industrial real estate developments, H&R’s transformation will likely take many years

Even though I’m a fan of dividend growth, increases should be supported by growing earnings and cash flow. That’s not been the case with BCE

The good news is that my dividends continue to rise, consistent with the portfolio’s primary goal of churning out a growing stream of income

In general, investors are too easily seduced by investments that offer outsized yields

It would be a mistake to punt Canadian stocks from your portfolio based on a belief that they are getting crushed by U.S. dividend stocks

Transferring securities ‘in-kind’ to your TFSA can be a great solution to maxing out your annual contribution room, but you need to be aware of the tax implications.

Loonie at 74.35 U.S. cents

A humorous look at the companies that caught our eye, for better or worse, this week

A humorous look at the companies that caught our eye, for better or worse, this week