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Income Stocks in Canada!

18 Canadian Dividend Stocks High

The 2008 financial crisis strangely echoes what happened there in Japan more than a decade. In the 1990s, the Japanese banking system had become overloaded with bad loans after the bubble burst property, according to Gillian Tett, author of fool's gold. The psychology of investors seem dangerously too similar. If this happens, investors who buy high-yield stocks could now collect big dividends as the economy struggles to get back on its feet.

The Associated Press (AP) reported Friday that the U.S. federal budget deficit surged to an all time high of 1.42 trillion dollars. The administration projects Obama deficits totaling 9.1 trillion dollars over the next decade. For weeks, the decline in U.S. dollar sent gold to record highs and has contributed to oil over $ 78. Canada happens to have many of these products.

The following are 18 Canadian companies listed on U.S. stock exchange with a market capitalization exceeding $ 1 billion a reasonable P / E ratios and dividend yields above 3.5% (ranked by yield):

 

Name

Symbol

P / E

Yield

Market Capitalization

Provident Energy TR

(PVX)

9.0

11.1%

1.66B

PENGROWTH EGY UTS

(HMP)

5.0

10.6%

2.61B

TRU Penn West Energy

(PWE)

5.1

10.1%

6.90B

ENERPLUS RES FD

(ERF)

5.8

8.4%

3.97B

Harvest Energy Trust

(HTE)

4.2

8.1%

1.14b

BCE INC.

(ECB)

21.7

6.1%

18.82B

Telus Corp.

(TU)

8.6

5.8%

9.41B

TRST precision drill

(PDS)

4.3

5.7%

1.91B

BANK OF MONTREAL

(BMO)

17.3

5.1%

27.68B

TRANSALTA CORP

(TAC)

21.9

5.1%

4.07B

Baytex ENERGY TR UTS

(BTE)

12.8

5.0%

2.77B

CANADIAN IMP BK COMM

(CM)

3.7

5.0%

2.98B

BROOKFIELD ptys CP

(BPO)

6.2

4.6%

4.47B

TransCanada Corp.

(TRP)

15.1

4.3%

21.71B

COMM CL B NV SHAW

(SJR)

15.6

4.2%

8.24B

ROGERS COMMUN CL B

(RCI)

16.8

4.0%

16.57B

Bank of Nova Scotia

(SNB)

16.7

3.9%

45.86B

TD

(TD)

17.4

3.5%

53.70B

These 18 high-dividend companies are in 4 sectors: energy, financial services, telecommunications and utilities.

Income Trust Energy

Strong demand from China and the weak U.S. dollar to make the sector attractive energy. 7 companies belong to the category Energy Income Trust:

Symbol

Operating Margin

Debt / operating CF

And 52-Week

(BTE)

36%

1.0

7.84 to 26.44

(ERF)

51%

0.7

12.85-28.58

(HTE)

10%

3.2

3.00 to 11.55

(PDS)

28%

2.0

2.00 to 12.21

(HMP)

22%

2.5

4.51 to 11.90

(PVX)

23%

1.5

2.23 to 6.84

(PWE)

58%

2.3

6.77 to 19.01

For sophisticated traders, commodity trading directly could provide greater reward. For income investors, companies in the commodity might be a better choice because they provide a kind of buffer, in addition to regular dividends.

There is a little known ETF Claymore Canadian Energy Income (ENY), which includes most of these companies. Its yield is 5.45%.

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