Sold some called bonds to buy Telus for first time for the first time. to

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Does this seem like a logical strategy for consistent revenue going forward for now? Have enough income dividends to produce $20K annually for now. CPP and OAS creating another $24K. Work pension for a bit more and over $90K in TFSAs.
I can be comfortable with $60K annually and my spouse already retired has income of $60+K as well. Your thoughts?

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Asked on October 17, 2024 8:48 am
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Bonds do provide the most "consistent" revenue for the most part. The revenue generated from an equity on the dividend side of things is never guaranteed.

My thoughts on a buy of Telus on a generic level is pretty well known. The company was a Value Call here at Stocktrades last month (you can view the report on your main dashboard). However, from an individual perspective I can't really comment on someone's situation. Whether or not Telus is the right buy in your situation from an income/risk perspective is something I just couldn't comment on nor figure out.

However, as I said, on the general premise of whether I think Telus is a strong buy here for the long-term, the answer is yes IMO. I've been adding to the company pretty aggressively over the last while as I do believe there will be valuation expansion plus the yield is no doubt attractive.

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Posted by Dan Kent
Answered on October 17, 2024 10:28 am
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Appreciate your response. Cheers, and hoping the markets continue to prosper for a while yet.
(GEORGE STASZAK at October 20, 2024 9:27 pm)