Fire and forget value growth stock without a dividend.

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I ‘ve followed your emails on and off. The only other newsletter I’ve subscribed too was the Dines letter for 20 years in the 90’s and 00’s. I like your approach and you hit the nail on the head with your explanation of Enbridge’s valuation, which is unusual, and a lot of your favorites were mine as well. Plus we have the same hair-doo. So today I’ll join your premium service.

Question: I had years ago opened a stock account for my now 12 year old son under his SIN, and I also have a TD “Child Trust Account” (their version) for him under my own SIN. For both I am responsible for reporting his income / dividends in my name but he is responsible for the capital gains portion. (Verified through CRA) I only have 2 stocks involved. LSPD at $30 and ENB at around $48 average that for whatever reason is still receiving ENB shares through the discontinued DRIP program. The dividend reporting is a super pain to deal with and the tax bill is real. (Can’t use money from his account to pay his own dividends.) I have 2 younger kids going down this route and contribute annually to all their funds. I need another LSPD, or a BYD, TFFI, BIP.UN, COST, CN or something that is a solid company that is not a short term cyclic stock and has no dividend. A fire and forget that doesn’t leave an income trail. Not a managed to death, diluted potential, fund that probably ends up in the “deemed sale” bracket later anyway either. I don’t want to have to sell for 10 years. Over half of my current portfolio is shares I haven’t traded in over 20 years, but those dividends.

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Asked on August 28, 2021 3:37 pm
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Hey there - welcome aboard!

I'm not exactly sure what you are asking? Are you looking for another option to replace ENB that doesn't pay a dividend? Or not necessarily replace ENB just another good solid growth stock that doesn't pay a dividend? Hard to tell exactly what you are looking for but I'll take a shot anyway.

If you are looking for a good growth stock that provides value today - they are certainly difficult to find. After the spring swoon, growth stocks have been on fire again and are reaching all-time high valuations. That includes companies like LSPD, NVEI, DCBO, SHOP, TFII, etc. However, there are still a few on our Growth Bull List that provide good value. In our opinion, WELL Health Technologies (WELL) and recently added Dialogue Health (CARE) provide good value and are best held for the next decade. Equitable Bank is also cheap, but pays a dividend which is what I think you are trying to avoid.

It is very difficult right now to find Value & Growth - the markets are quite expensive and growth is not coming cheap. You can also look to add those aforementioned stocks that are trading at all-time high valutions on double-digit drops. Historically, they've all had pretty significant pullbacks and each time has proven to be a buying opportunity.

Mat

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Posted by Mathieu Litalien
Answered on August 30, 2021 7:42 am