Sun Life shareholders are now set to obtain a total of C$ 0.66 per share as a quarterly dividend, which is a 20 per cent growth from the previously announced dividend.Following the dividend surge, its stock hit a day high of C$ 71.56 on November 8. At market close, its stock price sat at C$ 71.51 apiece, up by 1.131 per cent.On November 8, the Toronto-headquartered company announced the addition of a supplementary dividend of 11-cent per share to the earlier declared payout of C$ 0.55 per share scheduled for December 31, 2021. Its stock has climbed by almost 17 per cent in the past nine months. Further, on a year-to-date (YTD) basis, it gained more than 26 per cent. The company held a return on equity (ROE) of 15.74 per cent, while its dividend yield stood at 3.076 per cent.

It's great that I-Hub's tracking Toronto : Here's TSE & NYSE w JPM Dbl Top




Currently at 51.66 Down .44

Sept 7th $50 Puts: Bid .42 Ask .48 (IV 18.8)




Compare SLF's Black Diagonals - Wassup ?

And why's there Resistance at 55 Canadian yet same pattern does not exist in the States (Answer no doubt = Currency)

Everything you ever wanted to know about SunLife Stadium :
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hard_Rock_Stadium



This whole freaking Trump-Thing just stinks like a Rat....








Like little freaking ENRONS they're all chomping at the bit


AIG, ManuLife, Goldmans, etc., etc., ie: Wall Street


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