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  • 11 Top Canadian Dividend Stocks Available as ADRs
    najdorf, very true. There is much to like about Canada, but too much of their otherwise healthy economy remains dependent on the US. Most notable, and worrisome, is the extent to which Ontario and Quebec depend on US automobile manufacturers. The agricultural and materials activities in the west offer far more favourable prospects. Regardless of whether there is a population boom (due to continued arctic warming and/or migration out of the sinking US), these activities will continue to generate demand for transportation of both equipment and supplies and output product. A population boom would only serve to increase demand for transportation of consumer goods, since few are manufactured there. All of this is great news for CNI, by far the best company in your list despite its modest dividend. The others are either banks or oil/mining concerns; CNI will continue to benefit from the boom, and when the inevitable bust comes it will still have an excellent business of lasting value. Picks and shovels...
    Aug 30 14:33 pm |Rating: 0 0 |Link to Comment |View article
  • Canadian National Railway: Choo-choo, Ka-ching!
    Welcome to the party. I was in at 47, added more at 45 and again at 48 just a few weeks ago. This is a great company with a solid management team, quality assets, and firm control on costs. The higher oil goes, the better it will be for CNI as landlocked Canadians have to get equipment from overseas and commodities have to get to port. Trucking is dead at $100 a barrel and makes no sense for coal and grain anyway. The only downside risk that worries me is regulatory meddling. CNI offers a nice yield for the sector and reasonable appreciation potential, but I don't see it delivering the kind of returns that traders write home about. It's definitely one for the long-term investment portfolio. Buy it anywhere below 50 and hold it forever.
    Apr 24 23:16 pm |Rating: 0 0 |Link to Comment |View article

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