Q: Good morning Peter and Team,
In yesterday's Globe & Mail, Rob Carrick wrote an article "Why it's time to take a tougher stance on dividend investing". He concludes by stating: "Dividend stocks will have their role in this future of diminished results as lower dividend increases hold back share-price gains. Dividend stocks will still offer competitive total returns, but not like they used to".
Going forward, do you agree with his thesis? Why or why not? What sector or individual dividend payers would you recommend so that we can be somewhat 'insulated' from this trend, in case Carrick is on to something?
Thanks as always for your timely advice.
In yesterday's Globe & Mail, Rob Carrick wrote an article "Why it's time to take a tougher stance on dividend investing". He concludes by stating: "Dividend stocks will have their role in this future of diminished results as lower dividend increases hold back share-price gains. Dividend stocks will still offer competitive total returns, but not like they used to".
Going forward, do you agree with his thesis? Why or why not? What sector or individual dividend payers would you recommend so that we can be somewhat 'insulated' from this trend, in case Carrick is on to something?
Thanks as always for your timely advice.