Constituents of S&P/TSX Canadian Dividend Aristocrats
26 November 2007Back on October 16th, I first talked about the new S&P/TSX Canadian Dividend Aristocrats index that was started by Standard and Poors.
Back then, they only showed 10 of the members in that index. But now, all the constituents are available.
Here is the full list:
1,AGF.B, AGF Management Ltd B Nvtg
2,ACO.X, Atco Ltd I Nvtg
3,BMO, Bank of Montreal
4,BNS, Bank of Nova Scotia Halifax
5,BNE.UN, Bonterra Energy Income Trust
6,BPO, Brookfield Properties Corp
7,CNR, Canadian National Railways
8,CU, Canadian Utilities Ltd A Nvtg
9,CIX.UN, CI Financial Income Fund
10,EMP.A, Empire Co Ltd A Nvtg
11,ENB, Enbridge Inc
12,SIF.UN, Energy Savings Income Fund
13,ESI, Ensign Energy Services
14,FCR, First Capital Realty Inc
15,FTS, Fortis Inc
16,GWO, Great-West Lifeco Inc
17,HR.UN, H&R REIT
18,HCG, Home Capital Group Inc
19,IGM, IGM Financial Inc
20,IMO, Imperial Oil Ltd
21,IAG, Industrial Alliance Insurance
22,L, Loblaw Companies Ltd
23,MFC, Manulife Financial Corp
24,MRD, Melcor Developments Ltd
25,MRU.A, Metro Inc A
26,NA, National Bank of Canada
27,POW, Power Corp of Canada Subvtg
28,PWF, Power Financial Corp
29,REI.UN, RioCan Real Estate Invmt Trust
30,RY, Royal Bank of Canada
31,SAP, Saputo Inc
32,SLF, Sun Life Financial Serv Canada
33,TOC, Thomson Corp
34,TIH, Toromont Industries Ltd
35,TD, Toronto-Dominion Bank
I have looked at quite a few of these stocks. But we’ll definitely have to have a look at the rest of them!
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on November 26th, 2007 at 12:46 pm
That is a lot of trusts in there! An investor would need to understand this before buying an index based on it.
Thanks for the heads up on the updated list.
The Dividend Guy
on November 30th, 2007 at 11:13 am
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on December 9th, 2007 at 1:47 am
You guys up there in Canada need to check out the New Zealand sharemarket for dividend stocks. We have the highest average dividend payouts in the world. I think it is about 6-7% gross. It is not unheard of to get 10% plus in quite a number of stocks…
on December 18th, 2007 at 6:36 pm
Thanks for a great blog - hugely helpful.
Could you tell me where you go to get your 10 year financial data (growth rates, high and low prices etc) - which websites? Sorry if the answer is buried in your blog somewhere!
Thanks in advance
d
on January 2nd, 2008 at 2:16 am
Hi D, thanks for that.
Get a list of all the companies on New Zealand’s NZX try the NZX website here: http://www.nzx.com/market/price_by_stock/securities_a
Then use the stock codes that interest you from the list and enter them at the yahoo site http://finance.yahoo.com/ on their symbol lookup search feature.
Use .nz at the end of the Nz stock symbol you enter in that search box and you will get all the data you need.
I only found the site about 6 months ago and it really is a good one for all countries stockmarkets.
Regards, Darren