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Title: 4 Great TSX Stocks With Over 7% Yields


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Dividend Lovers! 4 Great TSX Stocks With Over
7 Yields
  • Kalkine Media

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  • The coronavirus pandemic exposed companies that
    were unprepared for volatile market conditions in
    2020. While some entities were brutal impacted,
    others adopted swift cost-cutting measures such
    as slicing dividends. By April 2021, the Canadian
    markets were back in green and companies restored
    dividends to the levels before the pandemic hit
    the world. Some even increased their dividend
    payouts to shareholders! 
  • According to a report by research firm SP Global
    Market Intelligence, at least 60 companies listed
    on the Toronto Stock Exchange (TSX) increased
    dividends in the first quarter of 2021 and the
    overall number is expected to rise in this year.  

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  • The SP/TSX Composite Index approximately covers
    95 per cent of the Canadian share market and it
    has grown by 13.3 per cent year-to-date (YTD) and
    5.6 per cent quarter-to-date (QTD). This
    indicates that the overall market is in growth
    mode, and market experts suggest that the
    country's main stock index may further climb with
    economic recovery in sight.
  • Dividend yields can help understand how much
    profit is distributed by a company during a year
    and is relative to the stock price.

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  • It is not always necessary to consider a high
    dividend yield before investing in a stock. The
    reason we say this is because if the share prices
    are low, the dividend yield can be high. Since
    economic recovery is expected in Canada and the
    stock prices on the TSX could grow further,
    exploring high yield dividend stocks might
    provide you with timely gains this year.

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Four TSX Stocks With Dividend Yield Over 7
  • Energy giant Enbridge Inc. (TSXENB) has been
    around for decades and is engaged in the
    generation and distribution of natural gas and
    oil. As crude prices rebound and some studies
    predict further climb this year, Enbridge is
    likely to capitalize on this opportunity. It pays
    a quarterly dividend of C 0.835 per unit and
    dividend yield is 14 per cent.

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  • The energy company has an 11.1 per cent return on
    equity and has grown by about seven per cent in
    the last one year. It was priced at C 46.78
    apiece on Wednesday, May 26.
  • Inovalis Real Estate Investment Trust
    (TSXINO.UN) provides office spaces to companies
    rent and has major business operations in France
    and Germany. Inovalis distributes a monthly
    dividend of C 0.069 and registers a
    current dividend yield of 3 per cent.In Q1 2021,
    the firms rental revenue increased to C 7.4
    million and net rental income was C 4.4 million.
    The stock surged by 14 per cent in the last three
    months and it catapulted by 38.5 per cent in the
    past year.
  • MCAN Mortgage Corporation (TSXMKP) is a
    regulated mortgage investment firm and it pays C
    0.34 apiece as a quarterly dividend. It registers
    a dividend yield of 8 per cent. The mortgage
    stock grew by 46.3 per cent in the past year and
    about 16 per cent year-to-date (YTD).In the last
    three months, MKP stock surpassed the TSX 300
    Composite Index and was up 5.7 per cent.
  • Labrador Iron Ore Royalty Corporation
    (TSXLIF) is an equity investment company that
    generates its major revenues from the Iron Ore
    Company of Canada. It holds a price-to-earnings
    ratio of 10.3 and offers a 36.01 per cent return
    on assets.

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  • On the dividend front, it pays a quarterly
    dividend of C 1 and holds an amazing dividend
    yield of 9.3 per cent. Labrador had remarkable
    share price growth of 102.6 per cent in the past
    year and outperformed the the SP TSX Steel
    Index. LIF stock grew 16 per cent quarter-to-date 
    and about five per cent last month.
  • Please note The above constitutes a preliminary
    view and any interest in stocks should be
    evaluated further from an investment point of
    view. The reference data in this article has been
    partly sourced from Refinitiv
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