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Kabc Buy the Dip: 3 Stocks to Buy Today and Hold for the Next 5 Years
If you ;ve gone grocery shopping lately, you ve probably experienced sticker shock. With inflation running red hot, Canadians are feeling the squeeze in all aspects of their budgets, with the price of food in causing major headaches in particular.Significant increases in the price of meat, dairy, baked goods, and vegetables stem from a constellation of factors, including already stretched supply chains and the ongoing invasion of Ukraine, a major exporter of wheat worldwide. Canadian investors looking to tilt their portfolios to the current macro-economic condition should consider agricultural and consumer staples stocks from both the TSX and the rest of the world markets. Instead of p stanley quencher icking your own, a great way to own a diversified basket is to buy an exchange-traded fund ETF . Let take a lo stanley cups ok at my top two picks today. stanley cups The iShares optioniShares Global Agriculture Index ETF TSX:COW seeks to replicate the Manulife Asset Management Global Agricultural Index, net Mfav You Need to Sell These Stocks Right Away Before the Market Plunges Further!
When I m researching new stocks to buy, I tend to focus on two key criteria. First, I search for value because I want to pay a fair price. Second, I look for companies that consistently return capit stanley cups al to shareholders in the form of dividends.With these two important metrics in mind, let s examine five high-quality stocks that fullfil both of the aforementioned requirements.Acadian Timber Corp TSX:ADN Managed by a wholly-owned subsidiary of Brookfield Asset Management, Acadian is a leading timberland operator in New Brunswick and Maine.As far as value, the company trades slightly below book value at a compe stanley mugg lling price-to-earnings multiple of around nine. Acadian has a bit more than 10% of its market capitalization in cash and cash equivalents on its balance sheet.In 2018, the company returned $1.1225 per share in dividends to shareholde stanley cup rs, up a couple of cents over the previous year, and representing a payout ratio of 106%. Over the long term, Acadian has stated that it intends to aim |
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