Dividend and income investors, particularly those in retirement, know the importance of distribution frequency when it comes to selecting the securities they invest in. Although most companies pay quarterly dividends, there is a sizable amount of companies that pay their dividends monthly which makes the flow of income a lot smoother for investors. For this blog post we will address the pros and cons of monthly dividend investing and provide a downloadable list of securities that pay dividends monthly at the end of the article for members to access.
A breakdown and comparison of newly publicly traded Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) company Lightspeed POS and other peers in the payment processing space.
This week we have updated our report on Cineplex (CGX). While valuation looks cheap we think this may be a situation where the company may be cheap for a reason. As a result, we have issued a downgrade on the company. Log in now to read the reports and see why we made these changes.
Emotional biases are much harder to correct because they stem from impulse and/or intuition. Often an investor needs to first recognize these issues, then find a way to minimize the effects. Below are the behavioral elements associated with market trends and the psychological forces that drive them.
We have posted a new report on Lightspeed POS (LSPD). This is a high-growth technology company that is focused on the restaurant industry and offers payment processing and various digital solutions ranging from inventory management and accounting to discount and loyalty management. There are very few companies on the TSX in this space and we think this is a name investors should sharpen their pencils on.
Report Updates:
We have two updated reports for members posted on site for Badger Daylighting (BAD) and AutoCanada Inc (ACQ). One company is an industrial company that gets an upgrade and the other is in automotive sales and received a downgrade. Log in now.
New Cannabis or Pot related ETFs are coming to market to allow investors to short and double down on the already volatile space. There are a few reasons why this is something markets and investors simply do not need.
