Rank 5 Year Reset Preferred Shares By Yield

Using these tables you can compare of all Canadian 5 Year Reset Preferred Shares.  There is large number of 5 Year Resets, therefore we have each table on it’s own page. Follow the link after the table to see the “Rate Reset Scenarios”. The resets included here are from all market sections, like Banking, Utilities, Telecom, etc. We present the information in an easy, to view and understand format. As a result you can pick the right share to purchase or sell. 

By default the table is sorted in order of Yield (you can change sort order by clicking on the column heading). Consequently have a choice on which yield to consider.  Current yield reflects what is currently paid till the issue resets.  Reset yield reflects what the issue will pay after it resets.  Blended yield takes in to account the periods each of the Current and Reset yields are in effect. 

Compare Process – Rank 5 Year Reset Preferred Shares By Yield

Each investor has a unique selection process. Consequently the same metric is viewed differently. That is to say, the weight assigned to the metric differs for each investor, thus resulting in a dissimilar selection.

1. Some investors, looking for high yield over the next 5 years, will put more emphasis on the “Blended Yield” metric. As a result, the issue with the most dividend over the next 5 years is selected.
2. More weight should be given to the “Credit Rating” metric, if you are looking for the highest credit worthy issues. That is to say, sacrificing some yield for security, is a good fit for the long term and “buy and hold” investors.
3. Good value is indicated by the metric “Rate Increase Percent”.  This also highlights the stocks with the most room for capital gains, if rates start going up. A value investor may find this appealing.

Conclusion

We expect each investor, to review the various metrics, and make a determination on the totality of their values. While at the same time expressing their personal investing style. In other words we present you with the information and you make a choice you are comfortable with.

If you still need more information on how to use this table please see our how to YouTube video  or our post how to pick the best preferred share of a company.

Table to Rank 5 Year Reset Preferred Shares By Yield