This was a tough stock for a long time but it has paid off being loyal. Financials are the place to be in 2021!
B
So glad I bought this stock something like 3 months ago. Many great dividend stocks in Canada:)
j
Is Manulife Financial Corporation a long term investment ?
A
Wish I had bought more shares. I have full trust this company. Nice dividend capital appreciation. Can't go wrong here.
J
this is by far the easiest stock to hold aside from the bank stocks that i have. yes the EV, energy, bitcoin, and drone stocks are fun and exciting and i play those too, but this and the bank stocks are like home lol great value, stable and dividends!! no reason to not purchase at these price levels
R
Anyone get their divs yet?
F
Why people don't buy this more, dividend and p/e are fantastic
S
i bought in at 12.3 USD.. This stock has done me well, but seems to get a bit expensive.. should I sell and take the profits?
F
why is their pe way lower than the rest ?
M
Is this just riding the banks' high, or did something happen? Don't see any news, and div isn't for almost a month...
n
Finally, this could break above its stagnate level. This should over $30 at the very least.
n
Red seas today in the Markets and MFC is in the green. A good sign.
L
52 week high here we come!
B
Very undervalued and under appreciated.
D
A years worth of dividends in one days gain
f
Bought Preferred Series J when COVID hit last March, somewhere around C$12. It's now over $25 and pays a buck a year in dividends. Even at $25 face-value it's paying 4%. At C$12, it's paying 8% and maintains that face-value at renewal, which is always above market rate. Did the same with TRP and BMO. I love preferreds.
e
dividend coming soon!!
b
When will this stay above 25?
C
Not a blowout but we beat expectations for EPS, market had expected a slight miss when compared to 2019, we put up a small beat. Nice inflows in assets under management. Not a blowout so likely a muted response from investors tomorrow. Holding the current dividend, I would anticipate a rise in Q2. I'm seeing a lot of caution in Div raises. For example, another insurer I own, Intact Financial, usually an annual raise sure thing, had a good quarter and year but held dividends stable for another quarter. This looks much the same to me.
C
It never fails to amaze me when I study this company that it is trading under current book value. How is a brand this powerful with a strong global market share not trading above book? Not to mention the solid ~5% dividend. This stock will provide solid returns over the long haul, and I plan to keep holding.