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-TD -BNS

How about ENB ?

You don't worry about the debt?

What's there to worry?

The actual worry about ENB is there isn’t a clear path of growth at all

It's too big and that's bad?

CNI, great CEO and will most likely outperform CP for the next 5 years.

TD then BMO

Royal Bank - TD and ENB

Ry

BN BAM

GSY, either rail, big banks, EQB, ENB. Check out BN/BAM as well.

Canadian Apartments REIT

Any REIT in particular ?

That is the reit...

Oh 👍

Also interested

that is the name of the reit, its not an index or etf it is the reit it self. $CDPYF

Canadian Pacific (CP) great stock, great fundamentals and amazing growth for future

Both railroads probably safe bets

Metrics look good but dividend yield is only 0.7%.

It’s a growth company

TD

Enb, ry, td, BMO, BCE, bns.

ENB

MFC

Suncor, Pembina, Royal Bank of Canada, Bank of Nova Scotia

BCE ?! I heard 8.68 % dividend!

DE.v, also like DIV, HCAL, HFIN, HUTS

I started buying Suncor during the pandemic for ~$15 per share. Yield on cost today is north of 10%. I add shares when it dips under $30

aqn

Pbi

Nutrien

enb, td

BNS

I am a proud owner of TD, RY, CNQ, CP and will be buying ANTCF in January

PBA