On one hand we have solid third-quarter results. On the other we’re still waiting for definitive word on a post-conversion dividend policy.
We follow the numbers, and the numbers suggest patience for some holdings, increased buy targets for others, and immediate action on a couple more.
Things are a lot different for the new vehicle for global economic cooperation in 2010 than they were in 2008.
Already converted Perpetual Energy (TSX: PMT, OTC: PMGYF) cut its distribution again, while Peyto Energy Trust (TSX: PEY-U, OTC: PEYUF) once again proved itself a reliable cash-generator for the long haul.
Canadian income trusts were thought to be dead–by industry experts, newsletter advisors and every-day investors. The truth is that a whole new class of high-yielding Canadian corporations has succeeded in trusts’ wake.
Atlantic Power Corp (TSX: ATP, NYSE: AT) put the capital it just raised to good use, while Canfor Pulp Income Fund (TSX: CFX-U, OTC: CFPUF) reported stellar third-quarter numbers.
Today’s Canadian income trusts offer plenty of growth and dividends beyond 2011.
Canadian oil sands crude is an essential element of the North American energy mix. That reality is beginning to dawn on American politicians.
Quantitative easing is pushing commodities higher and pulling the dollar lower. One way to manage downside risks for US investors: Look north to Canada.
There’s more to the Great White North than oil sands and shale gas. It’s a bounty of many layers, and here’s how to profit.
