Here's the updated Safer Dogs of the TSX, representing
the top yielders as of June 8.
Here's the updated Safer Dogs of the TSX, representing
the top yielders as of March 16.
Here's the updated Safer Dogs of the TSX, representing
the top yielders as of January 16.
Here's the updated Safer Dogs of the TSX, representing
the top yielders as of August 8.
Here's the updated Safer Dogs of the TSX, representing
the top yielders as of September 15.
Here's the updated Safer Dogs of the TSX, representing
the top yielders as of Aug. 29.
Here's the updated Safer Dogs of the TSX, representing
the top yielders as of Oct. 27.
Here's the updated Safer Dogs of the TSX, representing
the top yielders as of July 25.
Here's the updated Safer Dogs of the TSX, representing
the top yielders as of Nov. 24.
Here's the updated Safer Dogs of the TSX, representing
the top yielders as of December 12.
Here's the updated Safer Dogs of the TSX, representing
the top yielders as of April 26.
The top yielder this week, Canadian Oil Sands, merely maintained its dividend over the last year.
Not exact matches
FYI for all... I had a detailed look at the current
top 10
yielders on the «Canadian Dividend Aristocrat» list this morning as shown on another blog.
The worst market plunge over the period saw large stocks plummet 46.6 %, but the
top 50 large
yielders only slumped 29.0 %.
If you did a simple sort on high dividend
yielders (
top quintile), you would find they outperform dividend growth.