Hey !
I’ve been pretty quiet for the past week. This was because I was on vacation at Virginia Beach and then, I spent the Labor Day weekend in NYC! We are starting September with the list of the TSX 60 along with its dividend yield and ex-dividend date. But before you get the table, I’d like to announce that I’m a proud nominee for The Best Personal Finance e-Book at the Plutus Awards with my book Dividend Investing. After more than 10,500 downloads in 3 months, Dividend Investing has been a great success in my online career! I’ll definitely work on a second book on advanced dividend investing for next year!
The Plutus Awards recognize blogger’s talent in all financial niche. If you liked my book, I would greatly appreciate that you vote for it:
Plutus Awards Vote. The winners will be announced that the Financial Blogger Conference in October. Thx a lot for reading my book!
So now, here’s the TSX 60 Dividend yield and Ex-Dividend date:
Congratulations on the nomination.
The nomination is very well deserved Mike. I hope you win!
I’ll be putting this post in my roundup this week; hopefully more traffic your way and the ebook.
http://www.myownadvisor.ca/must-read-books-articles/
It’s already listed on my site as must read materials.
Why is there so much discrepancy in payout ratios between differen web site?
You are showing ERF @ over 300% payout ratio
Dividend Investor is showing 177% payout
Globe & Mail is showing 56.78%
I know it is us to us to do our homework but I would have thought there would be more ryhme & reason to the way payout ratios are calculated by the varying web sites.
Hey Richard,
I encourage you to read the following post, I guess it will help you out understand why there is a huge discrepancy!
https://thedividendguyblog.com/dividend-payout-ratio/
Congrats Mike! Well deserved.
You can count on me!
Best of luck and continued success.
I think I have asked this question before but at my age I can’t remember :>
How can companies such as erf, pwt, ta, cos & arx have such high payout ratio’s & stay in business?
@Craig,
good question! when a company exceed a payout ratio of 100%, they need to find the money elsewhere over the short term to pay the dividend. As it was recently the case for YLO, they are often forced to cut their dividend distribution.
You can get more info on dividend payout ratio here:
https://thedividendguyblog.com/dividend-payout-ratio/
I’ll probably write another piece on this topic shortly. thx for the idea!
Congrats on the nomination! ^^