These Canadian Income Trusts, also known as Canadian Oil Income Trusts or Canadian Royalty Trusts pay a very high income. The trusts pass through all their earnings and deductions from oil and gas wells to the trust holders, similar to real estate investment trusts. There is no taxation at the corporate level since they are structured as trusts. Also, a portion of the dividends may be non-taxable due to depletion and depreciation deductions.
Friday, February 27, 2009
Wednesday, February 4, 2009
February 2009 Dividend Paying Stocks
One way that you can earn very high returns is utilizing a technique called 'buying dividends'. Buying dividends is the process of buying a stock just before it goes ex-dividend and selling it shortly after the ex-dividend date at the same [or at a higher] price as the cost price. The ex-dividend date is the date after which a buyer of the stock is no longer entitled to the dividend. In other words, if an investor purchases a stock on or after the ex-dividend date, the investor will not receive the dividend; however, if the stock is purchased prior to the ex-dividend date, the investor will receive the dividend on what is called the payment date.
Sometimes you can sell the stock on the ex-dividend date, sometimes you have to hold the stock for a few days, and sometimes you have to hold the stock for a few weeks in order to sell the stock at what you paid or higher. In other words, this technique doesn't always work. But if it is a stock worth holding for the long term, what do you have to lose?
AGN - 02-18 - .04
AIZ - 02-19 - .14
AXB - 02-11 - .32
CPLP - 02-06 - 1.05
CR - 02-25 - .20
GS - 02-20 - .47
HRZ - 02-25 - .11
IGTE - 02-25 - .11
JNJ - 02-20 - .46
MAIN - 02-18 - .13
MCO - 02-18 - .10
MHP - 02/23 - .23
MMLP - 02-04 - .75
NMM - 02-05 - .40
NSC - 02-04 - .34
PCAR - 02-17 - .18
PFE - 02-04 - .32
TDW - 02-27 - .25
TGT - 02-18 - .16
UHS - 02-26 - .08
Sometimes you can sell the stock on the ex-dividend date, sometimes you have to hold the stock for a few days, and sometimes you have to hold the stock for a few weeks in order to sell the stock at what you paid or higher. In other words, this technique doesn't always work. But if it is a stock worth holding for the long term, what do you have to lose?
AGN - 02-18 - .04
AIZ - 02-19 - .14
AXB - 02-11 - .32
CPLP - 02-06 - 1.05
CR - 02-25 - .20
GS - 02-20 - .47
HRZ - 02-25 - .11
IGTE - 02-25 - .11
JNJ - 02-20 - .46
MAIN - 02-18 - .13
MCO - 02-18 - .10
MHP - 02/23 - .23
MMLP - 02-04 - .75
NMM - 02-05 - .40
NSC - 02-04 - .34
PCAR - 02-17 - .18
PFE - 02-04 - .32
TDW - 02-27 - .25
TGT - 02-18 - .16
UHS - 02-26 - .08
Labels:
dividend paying stocks,
dividends,
ex-dividend date,
stocks
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