How To Build A Canadian DIVIDEND ARISTOCRAT Portfolio For CASH FLOW In Canada (2021)

[@beaviswealth]

📈📚 As always, if you're a beginner to the Stock Market in Canada and you're looking for a step-by-step blueprint on how to get started... Find out more about our Investing Academy here - bit.ly/theinvestingacademy This episode will conclude our How To Build A Canadian Dividend Portfolio mini-series. Thank you for everyone that has stuck through the entire series! Leave a LIKE if you enjoyed the content! If you want to check out the previous episodes I'll link them for you here: Ep.1 - High Yield Dividends - kzbin.info/www/bejne/i3nIhYZ8Zc5rq5I​ Ep.2 - Dividend Growth Stocks - kzbin.info/www/bejne/hYm6loOFir97hsU​ Ep.3 - Monthly Dividend Stocks - kzbin.info/www/bejne/lZDJdXlnnb-Sjs0 Thanks for watching!

[@Musemkj]

Thank you for sharing 😊 how can we get the last document? (Excell Portfolio)

[@oGSniipezz12]

The puns from the dad is too funny, the vacation, the notes. He really helped take this channel to the next level

[@cinderchey]

Totally agree!

[@advenvilla]

My love for this channel has grown exponentially after your dad came into the scene. Not only do I gain more knowledge of investing, but I get to see a solid father and son relationship. My dad and I are very close and these videos hit home for me

[@beaviswealth]

Wow, thanks Adven. Cheers to you and your dad, and thanks for watching! - Marc

[@CaseyBurnsInvesting]

I love that you guys focus on incredibly resilient companies that help you sleep well at night.

[@NatePolmateer]

Right Casey! Im a very similar mindset to Brandon and Marc. Keep to the ones you know will grow and pay out dividends. Not the ones that might grow and sometimes dont give out a dividend lol

[@kurts3779]

Sleeping well at night should be independent from your investments.

[@franklinryan858]

What are the best online stock trading sites in Canada?

[@dawsonhardly6763]

In stock trading, is there any known phenomenon or research documentation that details how owners of a stock are less willing to sell that stock as the dividend date approaches, and/or that buying pressure increases?

[@blackwidow2521]

Can you do Dad vs Son portfolio comparison. Curious to see now that he is retired what he is holding vs what you have Brandon. Thank you!

[@bensmith9175]

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[@atown71]

Yahhh would be cool cuz my moms retired and wants me to help make an income portfolio.

[@jayuzi927]

What are the best online stock trading sites in Canada?

[@tenorref]

Wow! The Atco, Clorox and 3M visual displays of their diversification make them compelling choices. Nicely done.

[@omidriahi2147]

Marc's camera and lighting is stunning. Great work on the spreadsheet @32:14

[@676gman]

I live in the US, and I know that you are focused on Canada. I do enjoy the insights you talk about.

[@beaviswealth]

Howdy neighbour. Thanks for watching. - Marc

[@roberttaylor3594]

glad I went back to this; I've been looking at Atco and CU for a few weeks now in April 2022...but the CU payout ratio is about 145%...

[@MaximGarantRousseau]

Loved the series, watched it all! It did inspired me to add dividends to my portfolio. Would love to see you do a similar exercice for an ETF portfolio for the lazy investor!

[@CanadianDividendInvesting]

Great move!

[@Averip]

How is it going now ?

[@6Dicesare]

Could you guys make a video about DRIPs? Pros and cons, when you should and shouldn't drip.

[@420StonerComedy]

How about a video on DRIP and the nuances involved

[@CanadianDividendInvesting]

using a DRIP is an incredible move

[@IanDinBC]

@@CanadianDividendInvesting would love to see that in a step by step

[@ZeusAlmiqhty]

Great video, super informative! Another video idea would be how many stocks/ETF's you should hold in your TFSA/RRSP with various dollar amounts such as $1k, $5k, $10k, etc! Or, maybe using WS Trade or Questrade do a long term series on building a new portfolio with the same sort of idea and building from say $1k. Or, have a transparent video and show all your positions in your TFSA/RRSP with the % allocations and $ values! Take care guys!

[@biomolecologo]

Watched all of the episodes of the series. I am a small investor but big fan of dividend (re)investing. Keep on like this!

[@lesliemcfarlane783]

Thank you! Great ideas. I've been doing this since January and built up an average 100.00 a month income. A good starting point.

[@Enough337]

A detailed video on Options trading would be great, break it down, strategies, good vs bad etc. Enjoying the videos with Marc a lot 👍🏼👍🏼

[@tanyacorbin2070]

Phenomenal video, as per usual! Please delve into asset allocations when purchasing stocks.

[@DannE11TV]

This is my first video of the Dividend Portfolio series, but I have taken an entire page of notes from this video and from your Investing in Canada for BEGINNGERS series ! Thank you for all your knowledge, Brandon & Marc. As a fellow Canadian, I appreciate the knowledge you guys bring to a novice like myself

[@beaviswealth]

So glad you're enjoying and learning! Thanks for your comment. - Marc

[@daveleier2139]

I've watched many of your videos and they are all GREAT !! My investment question is for my 20year old grandson. 1. Should he buy VGRO/XGRO for the simplicity and rebalancing for the next 35 - 40 years ( Not worried about market down turns at all ) He just wants to keep investing monthly for the LONG term without having to babysit the whole portfolio. 2. Or Buy BMO ETFs like ZWU , ZWC ( with Covered Call strategy ) that produce 7% dividends routinely ( while the portfolio balance is basically treading water )and ride the market ups and downs for the next 35-40 years ? I mean 7%+ is not too bad for the next 35-40 years is it ? He would be investing monthly. Thanks in advance for any ideas for him . Great Videos. !!! I'm subscribed. !!!

[@johnnyblazo]

Great vid as always. Thank you. For your upcoming video on covered called/split corps etc can you please include a POV on tax efficiencies and optimal accounts to hold these funds within. Thanks again!

[@nevillejames2200]

Great serie! Thanks for putting this together. Very valuable. Could you do a video or series on how and what to look for when researching a company to invest in please?

[@ghook4689]

Excellent series! Marc mentioned ZEB, but I would be interested in a comparison video of the 6 Canadian banks. I'm a new investor and have been comparing them myself but would be curious on both of your opinions

[@beaviswealth]

There's a pretty good chance we'll work a video in like that before too long. Thanks for the suggestion. - Marc

[@sunnycrail7911]

Your information is always so informative and appreciative!

[@JackLL313]

Great serie, its nice to see some well rounded content on Yt. The addition of your dad to the channel adds a lot

[@peterbdzhang]

I'm a simple man. I see a new video, I like the video.

[@ab.4425]

Excellent content guys!! Thank you so much!! I saw the whole series great information and variety of stocks to add to the portfolio!! A series of growth stock would be excellent!!

[@shirleycrosner6252]

I prefer TC Energy to Enbridge for 2 reasons : - lower debt - focus on natural gas

[@midgetdog]

I watched all 4...ive only been investing for a few months. But listening and research is key. You guys seem to pass of great knowledge. I appreciate the insight in to which companies I should be researching Into and investing into. Cheers and a thumbs up from me.

[@seth3461]

Loved this series! Please keep them coming! I'm really focused on dividend stocks, but it would be nice to see videos on growth stocks or even a video about your opinions on crypto! I watched the whole series on full, loved it. Greetings from Vancouver :)

[@chicken2nite351]

I've been watching your videos for the past few months (including ollder videos) and really did enjoy this series (all 4 of them). Thanks for the video and have a good weekend.

[@244lifekobe]

Maybe you guys can analyze each sector(for example, consumer staples, real estate, utilities, etc.) And talk about the historical returns for each sector, the moat, tailwinds, headwinds. And talk about the top stocks in each sector(both canadian and us stocks). Or maybe you guys can do some earnings updates(for the big companies, that people are invested in), or just cover any major financial news(interest rates,inflation, etc).Any video with you guys together is awesome, the dynamic is great because your investing styles/methods are the same but still different.

[@vitoscaletta7917]

Hey Brandon and Marc, love the video! thanks again! I invested into Power Corp of Canada and bought shares in my RRSP on wealthsimple. I was wondering if you could cover the relationship between high/Low Yield/ Dividends and High/Low P/E Ratios and how to determine what best fits your interest or finance goal?

[@michaeltanquiza8960]

This is a perfect guide for the beginners like me. Thanks bro. Brandon

[@MegsCarpentry-lovedogs]

Yes, Marc, split share coporations like Dividend 15 Corp, DFN, I think they use cover calls to get that nice yield of 15 Quality Canadian high yielding stocks. That would be a good idea you had to talk about explaining these types of investment stocks.

[@howitzeroutdoors]

Watched all episodes and loved them! Please do an episode comparing a simply built Dividend ETF portfolio versus cherry-picking DIvidend stocks and how you think they would perform or compare long-term. ie, cost of buying shares, ETF fees, controllability, etc...

[@eddy563]

Clorox is intriguing for me, worth a deep dive to check if the brands are strong enough to withstand the post-COVID era; how strong is their distribution channels, how deep is their brand penetration, and will they be able to retain and grow the customer base they gain during the pandemic. However, the shares are expensive now selling at 22 times forward PE and 20 times book value, compared to Unilever for example that sells at 19x forward PE and 8x book. looks like most of the potential long-term upside for a slow growing CGP company has been baked into the shares already..

[@lucafigueiredo6005]

I've watched every vid in this series and I would love to see more of these mini series with the pops

[@laurafaith2695]

I am a dividend series aristocrat! Thank you for all of the knowledge that you share :)

[@Blessing927NJ]

I really love both of you working together to deliver the great contents!! Thanks!

[@kevinhallman4286]

Great series - enjoyed all 4 of the videos - many good ideas for good Dividend companies. Thanks.

[@martingoupil9574]

Thanks for those great dividend episodes. I would have liked to have your thoughts on “covered calls”. Is that an option worth exploring ? Thanks you both for your good work!

[@AlainBellemareC]

Absolutely loved the series guys, thank you! I watched every episode and each one was invaluable to me as I build my first portfolio. Your channel has been the most genuine, honest, and helpful to me as a Canadian looking to invest of all investment channels I've seen and I look forward to every video you guys put out.

[@canadiandividendgrowthinve3213]

Was waiting for this video! Thanks to both of you :) and keep up the good work 😍

[@MarkAOpalinski]

Thoroughly enjoyed this series.

[@beaviswealth]

Thanks, Mark. - Marc

[@kzukez]

Thanks for another great video! Question - For the BMO equal weight ETF Marc mentioned. Other than owning those 5 bank stocks individually to avoid the expensive fee for the ETF. Is there other benefits?? Thanks!

[@Wongoo]

Really did love the series. I think your dad does bring a good different prospective to your point of views.

[@eagerbeever22]

I watched the whole series and I absolutely loved it ! How about a video on mid-cap growth stocks ?

[@jeffreyy8453]

Did watch all the series - fav one is the Div growth 👌

[@maksvlog547]

I'm learning a lot in all your videos, and I'm glad I've found your channel!

[@Leithsbrother]

I didn't just watch all 4, I look forward to all your videos.

[@Rocky-sw6dk]

Emjoyed this very much and found it very informative. I’m looking for aristocrats or ETF to put into an RESP that is socially or environmentally responsible

[@maksvlog547]

I love watching and listening to all you videos!

[@martybrown-vaughan8082]

Appreciate all the work you guys put in, love these videos. Starting my dividend portfolio out with FTS and looking for a few others to add in. Already have my growth stocks so now I’m focusing on long term dividend companies

[@beaviswealth]

Good stuff Marty. Thanks for your comment and we're really happy you're enjoying the videos. We're looking forward to the next series! - Marc

[@CanadianDividendInvesting]

More people need to start investing in Canadian dividend stocks!

[@tharsisbastos9499]

When I buy a stock I always have the felling that I don’t totally understand why I’m buying it. I mean...I don’t know how and where To check if the company is making money, I’ve ridden about debt-to-equity ratio, valuation...all this stuff....Do you guys have a video explaining step by step how to pick a stock?

[@Victoria-rw7zt]

I watched all your videos, not just this series

[@pablocano5544]

Aristocrat watcher here lol. Great picks, the only one I would disagree with is ENB (Long Term Deb Issued = Dividends), doesn't seem very sustainable. Anyways my suggestion for the next series is "how to build a growth portfolio"! That would seem to be the logical progression. Thanks for all the information.

[@kcirdorb9591]

Watched them all...some great advice in there...just need to find the money to make it happen.

[@arikhassan]

Watched the whole series! Good content, as always thank you

[@ryanlee3853]

I've watched all 4 videos. Thank you for the great information!

[@derekcox6531]

👍👍👍 totally! Loved the series. Bang up job guys!

[@AnotherBradGuy]

Awesome end to a great series! I'm a divided series aristocrat here, and as great as they all were, I really liked the picks you guys highlighted for this video. Enbridge's payout ratio particularly was something I had been comparing to their cashflows recently and it was cool to hear that my bullish conclusion may not have been too far off base! As for future videos, I'd definitely watch something looking at finding value in companies that aren't prized for paying a dividend, and maybe are experiencing some negative investor sentiment? I'm sure Brandon's covered it in the past but would be cool to see a more recent take on the pros and cons of value stocks for long term investing and how those would fit into a portfolio, maybe even along with dividend payers already mentioned here! Keep up the great videos guys, I'll probably end up watching whatever you put out anyways 😂🤟

[@carlknudsen7087]

Enjoyed all 4 videos. Thanks for doing them!!!

[@cinderchey]

I love 3m. I am familiar with them due to medical supplies and Littman stethoscopes (nursing field). When I think of them I think of QUALITY.

[@peterrandall7979]

I may have missed an earlier video...the stock selections and reasons are very interesting. To build on this, what is the strategy to know when to purchase the stock. Brandon alluded to an undervalue time to buy...

[@leelab728]

Thanks for the great Canadian dividend series! Very helpful and informative. Watched and took notes of each one over a 3 day period. Look forward to watching more videos like this. Great job Brandon and Marc! Canadian Father / Son Duo extraordinaire!

[@beaviswealth]

Hi Lee. Thanks so much for your comment, and kind words. Really glad you found the series valuable, and we're looking forward to our next one... whichever direction it takes! - Marc

[@leelab728]

@@beaviswealth Had a chance to talk with your other son, J, the other night and signed up for the course. Really looking forward to diving into the content. I need to make one correction with my last comment. It should say Canadian Father / Sons Trio extraordinaire. It was a pleasure to speak with J and to watch B share his knowledge via videos. They obviously have been raised well!! Good job! As for content suggestions for the channel, perhaps delving in a little deeper into a good direction to go for people in the 40's - 50s age would be helpful for us who are investing a little bit later and who are also sandwiched between raising kids and caring for aging parents while balancing finances for kids, ourselves, and our parents. Majority of GenX are in this position and would greatly appreciate gleaning from your years of experience!

[@beaviswealth]

That's awesome, and thank you for taking the time to give a shout out to Jesse! Thanks for you suggestions and we're happy to have you as part of our community. - Marc

[@fasteddy-fd3kr]

Thank you for the video. Atco seems interesting. Please consider video series on Cash secured puts What accounts are eligible for cash secured puts. Thank you

[@karinegasper3365]

THANK YOU FOR YOUR AWSOME INFO ALL AROUND. CAN I ASK HOW YOU WOULD COMPARE THE ZWB ETF TO THE ZEB WHICH YOU COVERED

[@roberttaylor3594]

I like this series. I'm going tot take another look, taking some notes, etc. Things I learnt, or the series got me looking into: The dividend yield on the PURCHASE PRICE is what I care about, and the rate of increase. So, the yield on my BEP.UN stocks are a bit lower than I like right now..but the purchase price was a lot lower when I bought them in 2019 so the yield is at least 50% higher than the current yield rate....plus there were some splits in there...which changes that calculation ( if I were to actually do it!)...anyway, I shouldn't compare my BEP.UN at the current yield to Enbridge current yield, at least, not on it's own. This thing called the 'Chowder score" is a good tool to use. I can tell my dividend and price increase stocks from the higher return but flat price stocks I have. I should split those into their own categories. A few graphs you show showing the effects of reinvesting the dividends ( Home Depot!) were good. I do that, but maybe it should be into the same stock. I have been taking the dividends and buying other stocks to diversify. Or, most of it should be. maybe the increase dividends-increasing price stocks should be walled off from everything else, and be the majority of the portfolio. that speculation and growth stocks are not the same thing. Call a speculation stock by it's real name and have the appropriate expectations. Speculation is gambling, at least to me. Add SOME monthly dividends in there, or use the 'safest of the safe' to park SOME money in, instead of sitting as cash. I should sign up for the monthly subscription!

[@David_C_83]

Definitely loved the series, I'm roughly 85% dividend stocks but am looking to diversify and I've seen some interesting picks here that I wouldn't have considered otherwise and which I'll be looking into. Seeing both of your perspectives on things too also adds a little something you don't see very often on other channels, thanks so much for all the work you put into these videos :)

[@jeremyaficionadoFR]

If I can give you a tip, reach AQN ;) Good price now ! Do you have some recommandation for me too, at a decent price now ? Thank you !

[@salomevitU]

More on dividends for passive income. Please speak on covered calls and split shares..its pros and cons.

[@meditationavecmaryse7293]

Enjoyed it a lot. Thank you so much for this informative display of these companies. They all deserved to be there. A good pick actually. 😊👍

[@zampej963]

well done , thank you always learning

[@abubakarimtiaz2199]

Would love to see a series on growth stocks/ETFs

[@luismoreira5286]

Great Series! I would like you to create video related to Covered Call and split share as interested in your opinion of these funds.

[@nathandonily7778]

Great video guys!

[@nathanlecerf6425]

Good series! Would like to see a video on strategies for weightings and balancing / rebalancing portfolios . Another wish would be to see explanations on diversification, types of diversification and strategies using diversification to hedge in a portfolio.

[@travisloewen6191]

Awesome series. A lot of it was reinforcement on some of the stocks that were already on my watchlist or in my portfolio, but definitely added a few more to my watchlist. I look forward to doing more research on them and seeing how/if they can fit into my strategy.

[@web3tel]

finally ENB mentioned

[@marys5091]

Brandon, looks like you've been working out. You're looking great! Enjoyed your picks!

[@rubeshkumarj8082]

Helpful video as always. Sector Diversification and stocks sector wise would be very helpful

[@luciat662]

Thank you both. Atco and ENB : ) I hold some ETFs too, but sometimes a bit puzzled due to return of capital in some, it would be great if you can share your insights, looking forward.

[@jeffreyy8453]

Mark & Brandon , great video guys 👍. Love the chart idea that showcased the div portfolio.

[@Kai-um8oy]

Your intro gives me goosebumps... love it

[@MotivationVideo117]

Something I'd like to see you guys talk about is the growth comparison (and returns via dividends) between a stock with a higher yield such as Enbridge, that hasn't shown much growth over the past couple years. Compared to stocks with much small yeilds, but continuous high growth, such as fortis. (You don't have to use these two stocks, I'm just using them as an example) I understand a diversified portfolios are important, but I want to make sure every dollar is working it's hardest for me while in the stock market. To put it short, why do we need 'or' want smaller growth stocks (or stocks with little to no growth) with higher yields compared to higher growth stocks with lower yeilds, and do they have similar returns over the years (30-40 year period) or will one type out perform the other in the long run?

[@David_C_83]

I have wondered the same, I'll sometimes see a stock that's about 70$ which gives me a similar dividend than a 35$ stock and I think might as well get two of the cheaper one and I'll get a better return for the same investment, but I don't know how that works on a long term basis when comparing their growth. I feel it might not be easy to make a straight comparison as there's so many variables but I'd definitely still want to see that type of comparison too.

[@jacobyd1000]

Would love to see deeper dives into individual stocks once in a while, as opposed to this style. This is great too though

[@Graphitti]

If you look at enbridge retained earnings its negative for years. It means they are losing money? But continues to pay dividends?

[@emanuelefae2772]

you guys are doing great together! Love your playlist and I respect your bond! Wish my dad taught how to create wealth and look out for purpose in life, but I happen to grow up in a very simple Italian family who still thinks money and and financial growth are taboos. NO WORRIES Daddy, I'll take care of your pension now that I live in Canada...hahahah half joking here

[@beaviswealth]

Thanks for watching and sharing your story, Emanuele. Your story is familiar, but it seems like you're doing what you need to do to manage things now. Glad our channel helps. - Marc

[@LB-ep7nq]

At 29:36, you featured a Morningstar''s Analysis stock rating screenshot. Is this a free tool or is it only for Premium subscribers. I tried to find it to no avail. Anyone else know anything about it? TY! Learning sooo much from your channel and really happy it's geared to Canadians.

[@Chromaburn]

Great series, thanks for doing it. Will you be sharing the spreadsheet?

[@kylesluchinski9528]

Another awesome video from the two of you! I watched all four of the videos. I greatly appreciate the knowledge, and information you both bring to the channel. I have been following the channel for almost a year now. I like how you both provide us with information, but you aren't directly telling us what stocks to buy like other channels. Your information definitely helps me to make more informed decisions, and helps me when researching the stocks I'm interested in buying. Thanks! :)

[@gush5465]

Excellent series guys and if you can do one on Canadian dividend ETFs which one u recommend? As for zeb I use to own it and it did pretty well , it's a great way to cover the Canadian banks but when it grew enough for me I sold it and invested directly in 4 of them.

[@seikochristopherward9908]

Have y'all ever talked about AQN?

[@kayvonmotamed]

I had a feeling Enbridge would be on here, so my question is, i know E-Split Corp is also available to trade and it offers an even higher yield than the original, but it feels "too good to be true", so what's the benefit of ENB over ENS and vice versa?

[@kayvonmotamed]

p.s. the cats at the start was a great touch, so adorable & floofy, you should make an Instagram for them! =P

[@James_48]

I’m interested in this also. I recently converted about 33% of my ENB holdings into ENS. On a DRIP the compounding happens monthly so that alone boosts the returns.

[@TrivonCarter]

Great video I was wondering if you could make a series of stocks that will pay every week of the year

[@CanadianDividendInvesting]

I don't believe any do, I think monthly dividends is the fastest payout

[@paulsneed9317]

can you talk about E=split Shares?

[@pitbabacardi]

As usual, great content! Thank you both. Amazing picks there!

[@drummerjohnrespectsall4602]

Can you link the spreadsheet Great portfolio! Thanks Brandon and dad

[@cesarcolli1042]

Thanks guys!!

[@TemujinBC]

Thank you so much for this series, and this wonderful finale. With the vast number of ETF's out there, and ever-lowering fees associated with them I wonder if there is a competitor ETF to the BMO one in Marc's example with a lower fee. Great stuff!