The TSX closed today's session at 20,648.57 points. This left my non-registered portfolio at $133,294.10, my US portfolio at $4,601.43, my RRSP portfolio at $62,194.66, and my TFSA portfolio at $124,349.61. Today, I received two notifications via my Yahoo Finance application: one for Fortis Inc. (FTS) for an all-time high and also one for Emera Incorporated (EMA) as an alert for a 52-week high.
Ever since I invested in Fortis Inc. (FTS) for my TFSA portfolio, FTS never really gain value. However, I knew it was just a matter of time. I had been holding on to Fortis Inc. (FTS) inside my non-registered portfolio for a longer time and I did really well on it. Fortis Inc. (FTS) is like just that perfect stock, easy to hold, completely reliable, and best of all, the stock is a really good dividend payer. Things cannot get better than this.
Emera Incorporated (EMA) is also one of my really long-time holdings. I also did really well on EMA over the years. It was quite satisfying to watch Emera hitting on its 53-week high today.
I am enjoying my time in New Brunswick, but I have to admit that things are getting a bit monotonous. Other than going out for some walks when the weather is ok and going shopping at Wal-Mart from time to time, I am not doing many activities. Options are limited, and the increase of COVID cases is not helping my case. Let say that I probably won't be exposed to COVID while being here. And other good points are: I have no problem with saving money, I am enjoying my regular paychecks and I won't have to travel in the cold of winter this year, which I absolutely hate, because I am already in New Brunswick. However, let me say that I will be happy to go back to Montreal in a few months from now when the time will come.
Here are a couple of pictures I took a little while ago, to give you an idea of the local vibe:
Other than that I am always thinking about new investments and I may invest again in some BNS stocks soon.
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3 comments:
thanks again for your pictures :-). I really like to see how "normal" life looks like in New Brunswick. You can't find this in any tourist agency catalogue.
I don't like these fancy (photoshopped)instagramm pictures of the highlight, that everybody know anyway.
Welcome :)
BNS has hiked dividends. Given in January.
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