Bought dividend stocks during the lows, but now I can't drip. Do I top up each one at all time highs?
So I bought mostly bank stocks back when they were really cheap and enough of each to drip. Of course totally forgetting they would probably rise back up and now my dividend payout can't buy any shares. I own TD (48 Shares), RBC (shares), BNS (55 Shares) and BMO (56 Shares). I'm 35 and don't plan on selling them. Do I just bite the bullet and top each one up so they will all drip?
Most of my money is in XEQT so I could sell some of that to make it happen. I will be adding around $1500 a month for the next four months to my tfsa account which I can slowly add shares as well. Or do I just buy XEQT and maybe one day they'll dip down when I can stock up.
Most of my money is in XEQT so I could sell some of that to make it happen. I will be adding around $1500 a month for the next four months to my tfsa account which I can slowly add shares as well. Or do I just buy XEQT and maybe one day they'll dip down when I can stock up.