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That’s why shares have done alright in the last year, up 11per cent, but on par with where it was at the beginning of 2023. New investors should note that this company isn’t known to just jump overnight. Instead, it’s a long-haul hold.
Look back and you’ll see why. Shares of CP stock have climbed a whopping 400 per cent in the last decade. And while the dividend was cut to fund the recent acquisition, it could come back up once debts are paid. Which is why it’s an option for new investors wanting long-term growth.Another choice for new investors is Waste Connections, and it’s pretty obvious here what the company does.
What’s more, investing in Waste Connections stock actually gives you exposure to the United States. This can be beneficial during a recession, as the U.S. tends to recover faster from downturns than Canada. For Waste Connections, only about 14 per cent of its revenue is generated from Canadian operations, with the rest from the U.S.
Even with all this focus on going green and clean, waste will still be a major part of the future. Especially as we surpass a population of eight billion people in the world, with Canada’s population up 13 per cent in the last 20 years alone. So it’s no wonder then that Waste Connections stock continues to do well. Shares are up 11per cent in the last year, and 8 per cent since the beginning of 2023. It offers a nice little 0.72 per cent dividend yield as well. If you make a move, make sure to use a
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