What I Sold To Pay Off My Mortgage

As a follow up to my article on paying off my mortgage, I promised to post which stocks I sold, when I sold them, and what the price was if readers showed any interest in that information.

I received a few e-mails requesting those details so, as promised, here is the data:

February 29, 2012 Sales:
TransCanada Pipeline – $43.02
Sun Life Financial – $$21.70
Proctor and Gamble (USD) – $67.70

March 1, 2012 Sales:
Crescent Point Energy – $46.98
Fortis – $32.70
Davis and Henderson – $17.63
Power Corp. – $25.50
ScotiaBank – $55.59
Bonterra Energy – $55.59 

March 2, 2012 Sale:
Annaly Capital (USD) - $16.50

 All securities traded in Canadian Dollars on the Toronto Stock Exchange unless otherwise noted.

I am currently in the process of building the portfolio back up and am sitting in mostly cash at the moment – which is fortunate for me as the market has backed off some from when I liquidated this account in early March.

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