Tomorrow, I will received 50.50$ in Pengrowth Energy Trust (PGF.UN) dividend. I just hope the stock price remain low – if possible less than 7$ – so I can earn 7 brand new units at no cost.
Sunday, March 15, 2009
Waiting for my Pengrowth dividends
A beautiful weekend spend... at work
I was basically depressed all weekend long! The sun was out, the weather was perfect to enjoy the beginning of spring, but I was inside, working at doing surveys lol. I would like to enjoy the weather a bit more. On Saturday evening, I finish my shift at 18h, so I went out after that. I went to see the new movie Watchmen. After what I walked on St-Catherines, and I got back home. And it was about it of what I did exciting during my weekend. I believe winter is over and I just hope I won’t have to wear any heavy boots anytime soon.
Friday, March 13, 2009
On the special dividend of Sprott Asset Management on April 6th
Special dividend for A SPECIAL LADY.
Will there be a special dividend for my other investments?
And about Internet money, my status for Gomez PEER is still pending… And so far, I didn’t enroll in any other money making online. I just been working like hell and I just don’t have any time left to invest in it. It’s possible to earn some money online, but its take a lot of time and energy to start with at first and right now, I am missing both of those things, time and energy. But sometimes, I wonder if it’s just some laziness of mine. One day, I will wake up, fully determine and I will say to myself: let’s do it, like right now. It’s been a tough week for me. I got a cold and have to buy some medications. I complete a form to have a tax-free account with TD Waterhouse. And here am I, this morning, at my morning job – there was no work. But it was a good week – only for this morning, I wasn’t able to work. And I wasn’t too upset about it – I was feeling tired because of the cold medication.
Bank of Nova Scotia (BNS) [1.96$ annual dividend]: 197.96$
Fortis (FTS) [1.04$ annual dividend]: 105.04$
Livingston International Income Fund (LIV.UN) [0.504$ annual dividend]: 50.904$
Methanex Corporation (MX) [0.7975$ annual dividend]: 80.5475$
Sprott Asset Management (SII) [0.10$ annual dividend + 0.15$ special dividend]: 50$ + 75$
Pengrowth Energy Trust (PGF.UN) [1.20$ annual dividend]: 606$
Pembina Pipeline Income Fund (PIF.UN) [1.56$ annual dividend]: 156$
TOTAL: 1 321.45$
I am in love with my portfolio.
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I post in my blog a new section call My Dividend Earnings Calendar Year 2009. Its show up somewhere on the right column. I post in it the dates of the supposedly dividend earnings. I find the question mark (?) pretty hilarious. My calendar is unfortunately incompletes. I cannot find the dividend distribution dates for MX and my brand new PIF.UN. But the information is essential.
I just purchase 100 units of Pembina Pipeline Income Fund at 12$
Sunday, March 8, 2009
I am officially trying to make money online
Why it’s cool? Because with Gomez, my computer is doing all the work for me. And I have absolutely had nothing to do. It’s like Money for Nothing of you know who kind of deal! Basically, with Gomez PEER users get paid while their computer is connected to the Internet. It’s possible to earn money even when you’re not actually actively surfing the Internet. Like me right now.
Saturday, March 7, 2009
Pembina Pipeline Income Trust all the way in April!
Here where things are getting interesting and hot:
At this time, I am working hard to pay off my credit line in order to be able to use some money from it back and purchase – if not 300 units – at least 200 units of PIF.UN. But for that, I need more cash and save more money.
About Livingston International Income Fund and why I am getting tired of it
I really dislike Livingston International management at this time. I just get through the reading of a press release in date of February 27 – which kind of old now, but it’s better now than never I guess.
In that press release, LIV.UN management explains what they had decided to do in order to face the crisis. The 3 major measures being the following: "Company-wide salary and hours reduction", "Elimination of salary increases", "Voluntary resignation incentive".
Wednesday, March 4, 2009
Out of work again
My morning job really begins to drive me crazy! I had been off on Monday morning. Yesterday I work the whole shift, 4.5 hours, but today… there’s no work for me! Let’s say it’s not tomorrow I will be able to purchase my next 100 bundle of stocks! I need more cash.
Saturday, February 28, 2009
My first article submitted to Associated Content got rejected
My article got rejected because I insert a Web site address in it. That’s all.
Collecting Air Miles through Yahoo! search engine: the dream now reality
Air Miles is my favorite rewards program because it’s allowing to redeem loyalty points in order to receive a discount on bus tickets (among other things). Examples: For as low as 150 reward miles, Air Miles program allow users to receive 40% off on regular Greyhound
The new Air Miles toolbar allows member to collect up to 30 Air Miles per month. Which mean, each month, it makes it almost possible to reach 50 Air Miles in order to purchase an Orleans Express bus ticket at 40% off. Interesting!
Both combined, Yahoo! search engine and Air Miles rewards program are getting very powerful.
How it work?
First, a toolbar is needed. The download is free of charge! The toolbar is available at the following address:
https://www.airmiles.ca/arrow/Toolbar
As an Air Miles member, your collector number will be needed. It’s actually being requested before downloading the toolbar. And if you’re not an Air Miles member yet, registered now! The new Air Miles toolbar make it even more rewarding to enroll to the Air Miles program. The toolbar download can be done through Firefox or Internet Explorer. And it takes less than 2 minutes to be completed.
Once the download is completed, restart your computer, and start searching! As soon as the minimum of 50 valid searches is completed, you will earn 5 Air Miles. It’s that easy and rewarding.
And if, like me, you like to track down your Air Miles account balance, you will no longer needed to log in into your rewards account – a simple look at the toolbar will allow you to find out how much Air Miles you have.
As a Canadian resident, I had below described my views on the Air Miles program offered in