Dividend investors should take a look at Canadian banking stocks, which have high dividends, heightened regulation, and strong balance sheets. Canada’s banking regulator back in April allowed banks to reduce minimum capital requirements even further to keep lending from contracting during the economic downturn. Dividend yields on Canadian bank stocks thus have remained firm and… Continue reading 4 Canadian Bank Stocks Raising Dividends
Category: ADR Stocks
2 Premier Healthcare Dividend Stocks in 2018
The S&P 500 is currently trading at a forward P/E ratio of 17.1. The current valuation of the stock market is well above the 5-year average (15.1) and its 10-year average (14.4) as well. That is making it difficult for dividend investors to find new potential candidates for purchase, especially after the election rally. Many stocks within the… Continue reading 2 Premier Healthcare Dividend Stocks in 2018
3 Attractive French ADR Dividend Stocks
U.S. dividend investors should think outside the box in finding undervalued dividend stocks. Nearly one-third of our Top 100 stocks are located outside the U.S and trade as ADRs, or American Depository Receipts. Foreign stocks now provide higher dividend yields than their U.S. counterparts, especially in Europe. Although many of these ADRs have infrequent trading… Continue reading 3 Attractive French ADR Dividend Stocks
3 High Yield Energy ADRs to Consider
Foreign energy stocks, or American Depositary Receipts (ADR), have been on the minds of many investors over the last two weeks. Some of the biggest foreign energy players posted quarterly earnings last week, including Total S.A. and BP. Additionally, OPEC lowered its crude oil production by 890,000 barrels per day to 32.14 million from December to… Continue reading 3 High Yield Energy ADRs to Consider
8 Top ADR Dividend Stocks
An American Depositary Receipt (ADR) is an issued certificate that represents shares of a foreign stock. While these certificates represent shares of foreign stocks, they trade on U.S. exchanges and are not subject to foreign taxes or fees. ADRs were first traded on U.S. exchanges in 1927.These investments help American investors invest globally easily by avoiding currency exchanges and… Continue reading 8 Top ADR Dividend Stocks
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