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Global bond markets recently steadied after a sharp sell off that pushed borrowing costs to levels not seen since 2002. Higher yields make guaranteed income from bonds more tempting, which means Canadian investors now need a clearer reason to own equities for cash flow. That is where solid dividend growers with 2% to 5% yields come in. This article highlights three such Canadian dividend stocks from our screener. The three stocks below are just a small sample, and the full screen picked up 8...
Alexandria Real Estate Equities has seen its share price slide in recent years, and the steep drawdown is pushing investors to ask whether the current US$47.03 level still lines up with the cash the business can generate over time. With the focus squarely on its cash flows, shareholders are weighing up what the recent slump really says about the stock’s intrinsic value. Over the past 5 years the share price has fallen 69.6%, which puts the spotlight on whether the underlying cash flow...
Vail Resorts is paying shareholders a 6.47% dividend while borrowing money to do it, and management is betting everything on normal snowfall to avoid a repeat of what the CEO called the worst weather the company has ever faced.
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