Dividend investing isn't just about telecoms and utilities. In
this episode we talk to Evan Mancer, president & CIO of
Cardinal Capital Management about stocks that don't just pay a
dividend but are growing their dividend. He tells In the Money
with Amber Kanwar why he likes ‘boring’ dividend paying stocks,
why he started to dabble in activism and names three great stocks
to buy now. #stocks #investing #stockstobuy #trading
#dividends #stockstowatch
Timestamps
For detailed show notes, navigate using the timestamps below:
0:00: Show intro
2:00: Mancer’s approach to investing
4:00: Why is the market so resilient?
6:00: Why everyone could use more ‘boring’ in their
portfolios
7:00: Why Mancer has started to dabble in activist
investing
10:25: The In the Money Mailbag
10:30: Is the rally in Gildan vindication of the activist
efforts?
14:00: Would Mancer follow an activist into Air Products?
18:00: Is TD bank a buy + Mancer’s favourite Canadian bank
27:30: Are Canadian telecom dividends safe?
32:30: Is there any hope that Saputo will recover?
36:00: What does RFK Jr. mean for pharma stocks and
investors? Plus, Mancer’s top pharma play
40:40: What are the catalysts for Canadian Tire
43:40: Evan Mancer's Pro Picks
52:40: Goodbye & coming up
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