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Michael Lots

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I said those who max out their registered accounts and put a sizable amount in their NON-registered accounts! Yes, I'm NOT talking about DTC for REGISTERED accounts for obvious reasons.

The benefits of DTC are diminished the higher your salary/income level; and back to my point, if you're able to MAX out your REGISTERED accounts, AND area able to put money into a NON-REGISTERED account and buy Canadian dividends in that NON-registered account because you believe they're tax efficient, the you're, on the balance of probability, at a very high income / salary high where the DTC washes away and capital gains are actually more tax efficient.
You need to prove out what you're stating. Cause your statements are contradictory....
 

sprite09

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You need to prove out what you're stating. Cause your statements are contradictory....
What is contradictory? If you're making well over 100k a year, you're better off paying capital gains vs getting Canadian dividends w/ DTC.
 

Michael Lots

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What is contradictory? If you're making well over 100k a year, you're better off paying capital gains vs getting Canadian dividends w/ DTC.
Sounds like you don't know how the taxes work lol. You're just making claims/statements. Good to know that this discussion isn't going anywhere.
 

Carvher

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Where is the bottom
I said on earlier post that I thought it would be 44. It just hit that. Am I buying more? Fuck no.
But if I didn't own any, I would be watching it very closely now because this is a great entry point.
 

sprite09

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Sounds like you don't know how the taxes work lol. You're just making claims/statements. Good to know that this discussion isn't going anywhere.
keep doing what you're doing...I just hope for your sake you're not in one of the top brackets
 

sprite09

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I said on earlier post that I thought it would be 44. It just hit that. Am I buying more? Fuck no.
But if I didn't own any, I would be watching it very closely now because this is a great entry point.
concur, it's probably bottomed out or close to it
 

JohnnyWishbone

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Good entry point...may take over 12-18 months to recover to the 50 mark...who knows..it's a long term income investment stock for me anyway...hopefully by end of year if we have 2-3 rate cuts
 
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Michael Lots

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BUY BUY BUY!!! Sure it's extremely pessimistic right now, but with incoming IR cuts (even just 100 basis point over the next 12-18 months) it will impact bottom line directly reducing IR expenses. I still expect a dividend cut in around 20-30% in the next 12 months and believe that's priced into the stock now.
 

chodge

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BUY BUY BUY!!! Sure it's extremely pessimistic right now, but with incoming IR cuts (even just 100 basis point over the next 12-18 months) it will impact bottom line directly reducing IR expenses. I still expect a dividend cut in around 20-30% in the next 12 months and believe that's priced into the stock now.
could head to 35-38
 

Ceiling Cat

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I do not do the very safe SlowMo Joe stocks. BCE @43.11 is tripping + + + indicators at this time. I track stocks as they go along, but there may be an up tick, at least in the short term.
 

Ceiling Cat

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I do not do the very safe SlowMo Joe stocks. BCE @43.11 is tripping + + + indicators at this time. I track stocks as they go along, but there may be an up tick, at least in the short term.






In the five trading days since July 4 BCE has gone up 2.75%. As I said. SloMo Joes are not my thing. I could have picked up a a 5-6% gain in the same amount of time. From here it looks like it will continue up, but I have to track it to know when to exit.
 

Ceiling Cat

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BCE has achieved a high of +6.78% from July 4 to July 17 in 10 trading days. Most of the time when there is a surge in the price of a stock it will stabilize and then fluctuate.
 
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Gators

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BCE has achieved a high of +6.78% from July 4 to July 17 in 10 trading days. Most of the time when there is a surge in the price of a stock it will stabilize and then fluctuate.
Again DOW way way down and Ma Bell holding tight...Shorters are starting to go poo poo. Sold CPX too early. Shoot
 
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