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BCE Inc. (BCE $33.46)
- $33.46 P/E (TTM): 72.74X Cap: $31.20B
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BCE Inc. (BCE $33.46)
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Q: Good Morning,
Here's a "What would you do?" question.
Retired income investor, Like to yield at least 4% on any equity. Look forward to dividend increases.
Regarding BCE.
Hold 330 shares in cash account. Down 51%. Effective yield 2.54%.
Hold 1,100 shares in RRIF. Down 39%. Effective yield 3.15%.
May be wrong but I don't see the dividend growing any time soon.
Thinking of booking a loss in my cash account but unsure about RRIF. Do you see appreciation in nearish term
What would you do?
Thanks,
Dave
Here's a "What would you do?" question.
Retired income investor, Like to yield at least 4% on any equity. Look forward to dividend increases.
Regarding BCE.
Hold 330 shares in cash account. Down 51%. Effective yield 2.54%.
Hold 1,100 shares in RRIF. Down 39%. Effective yield 3.15%.
May be wrong but I don't see the dividend growing any time soon.
Thinking of booking a loss in my cash account but unsure about RRIF. Do you see appreciation in nearish term
What would you do?
Thanks,
Dave
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Follow up to my previous question. Which company do you think would perform best in a higher inflation environment? Also do you think the the Telecom sector could perform well in an inflationary environment and what other sectors besides hard assets would perform well.
Thank you very much.
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