Hello,
I guess I'll post my current holdings in my portfolio. I'm 26 years old and I only started investing in dividend stocks early this year.
Dividend Stocks
BCE (tsx) 25 shares
CVE (tsx) 24 shares
DRG.un (tsx) 100 shares
ENB (tsx) 50 shares
GE (nyse) 55 shares
G (tsx) 115 shares
POT (tsx) 34 shares
TD (tsx) 25 shares
Mutual Fund Holdings:
- CIBC NASDAQ Index (This is where I have exposure to technology stocks) - 103.5 units
- CIBC Monthly Income Fund - 1274 units
- CIBC Managed Income Fund - 389 units
- TD DJIA Index - 264.725 units
- TD International Index - 231.199 units
I may eventually transfer my investments from my CIBC Monthly Income Fund and CIBC Managed Income Fund to dividend stocks... but for now, it'll do. I invested in these two when I was young and listened to those investment advisors... High MER but it has decent returns...
I'm in a very awkward stage of my life where I need to look to invest in real estate (ie. move out of my parents home) but the housing market's just crazy where I live (Greater Toronto Area)... So I thought I'd stick to dividend stocks for now.
The following are on my watch list (I find some of these are too expensive right now): PEP, KO, KMI, PG, MMM, SBUX, CHE.UN, Hydro One (IPO next month), WMT (considering this...)
Comments/Suggestions welcome :-)
Thanks!
I guess I'll post my current holdings in my portfolio. I'm 26 years old and I only started investing in dividend stocks early this year.
Dividend Stocks
BCE (tsx) 25 shares
CVE (tsx) 24 shares
DRG.un (tsx) 100 shares
ENB (tsx) 50 shares
GE (nyse) 55 shares
G (tsx) 115 shares
POT (tsx) 34 shares
TD (tsx) 25 shares
Mutual Fund Holdings:
- CIBC NASDAQ Index (This is where I have exposure to technology stocks) - 103.5 units
- CIBC Monthly Income Fund - 1274 units
- CIBC Managed Income Fund - 389 units
- TD DJIA Index - 264.725 units
- TD International Index - 231.199 units
I may eventually transfer my investments from my CIBC Monthly Income Fund and CIBC Managed Income Fund to dividend stocks... but for now, it'll do. I invested in these two when I was young and listened to those investment advisors... High MER but it has decent returns...
I'm in a very awkward stage of my life where I need to look to invest in real estate (ie. move out of my parents home) but the housing market's just crazy where I live (Greater Toronto Area)... So I thought I'd stick to dividend stocks for now.
The following are on my watch list (I find some of these are too expensive right now): PEP, KO, KMI, PG, MMM, SBUX, CHE.UN, Hydro One (IPO next month), WMT (considering this...)
Comments/Suggestions welcome :-)
Thanks!