Q: hi , Please comment on Richards Packaging results. Do the results look good ? How do you see the state of the stock in near and long term based on results and the outlook ? Thank You
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Q: Yielding 8%, rates hikes likely near the end, safe? sock it a away in a registered account ( CRA treats as interest income) ?
Q: Which of the above would offer the best return over the next 3 to 5 years?
Q: Peter; In their recent purchase were the shares used for it tied up for a certain period of time - and if so how long? . Rod
Q: What is your opinion on the latest earnings report? Is there a cause for concern?
- Royal Bank of Canada (RY)
- Toronto-Dominion Bank (The) (TD)
- Bank of Nova Scotia (The) (BNS)
- Bank of Montreal (BMO)
- Canadian Imperial Bank Of Commerce (CM)
Q: Which Canadian Banks or near banks have the least exposure to investment banking and other capital markets?
- Royal Bank of Canada (RY)
- Toronto-Dominion Bank (The) (TD)
- Bank of Nova Scotia (The) (BNS)
- Bank of Montreal (BMO)
- BCE Inc. (BCE)
- Canadian Imperial Bank Of Commerce (CM)
- Sun Life Financial Inc. (SLF)
- Capital Power Corporation (CPX)
- Savaria Corporation (SIS)
Q: Good Morning,
Thank you for the ongoing sage commentary.
Would you mind providing 3-4 dividend stocks with growth potential that are cheap at the moment?
Thank you
Thank you for the ongoing sage commentary.
Would you mind providing 3-4 dividend stocks with growth potential that are cheap at the moment?
Thank you
Q: hello 5i:
reviewing previous questions from members, I take it that TOU and CNQ would be your two favourite energy companies with diversification for oil and nat gas. Is that correct?
Can you reiterate the yields of these two (including the special dividends) and your take on the sustainability of the dividends? Are debt levels moving down? Are these two cheap on a last 5year comparison (PE, earnings yield, P/S, P/FCF and enterprise value)?
thanks
Paul L
reviewing previous questions from members, I take it that TOU and CNQ would be your two favourite energy companies with diversification for oil and nat gas. Is that correct?
Can you reiterate the yields of these two (including the special dividends) and your take on the sustainability of the dividends? Are debt levels moving down? Are these two cheap on a last 5year comparison (PE, earnings yield, P/S, P/FCF and enterprise value)?
thanks
Paul L
Q: Could you please comment on Verizon earnings? Are you still favourable on this co.? The stock price is getting to its range 10 years ago. Is the high dividend sustainable? Thank you.
Q: Hi, any idea why EMA has so dramatically underperformed it’s peer utilities in the past 5 days? Thanks.
Q: I have been a long time holder of EMA, with a YoC of over 10%. I am mainly concerned with the safety of the dividend and some dividend growth. Given the recent news, is there reason to be concerned about the dividend and overall outlook for this company?
- Algonquin Power & Utilities Corp. (AQN)
- Canadian Apartment Properties Real Estate Investment Trust (CAR.UN)
Q: Hello Peter,
Algonquin Power has a current dividend rate of. 6.72 percent given the current price of 14.55 cdn according to yahoo. Does this rate include the conversion to Canadian currency. I was thinking of buying AQN over Canadian Apartment Reit mostly due to the dividend (6.7 percent vs 3.53). I know it is not an apples to apples but from an upside both seem to be the same, approximately 30 percent. If you do think it is worth diversifying, is there another reit that pays high dividend but is considered stable. Thanks very much
Algonquin Power has a current dividend rate of. 6.72 percent given the current price of 14.55 cdn according to yahoo. Does this rate include the conversion to Canadian currency. I was thinking of buying AQN over Canadian Apartment Reit mostly due to the dividend (6.7 percent vs 3.53). I know it is not an apples to apples but from an upside both seem to be the same, approximately 30 percent. If you do think it is worth diversifying, is there another reit that pays high dividend but is considered stable. Thanks very much
Q: Hello 5i folks,
We are wondering what comments you have on the news we read in the local newspaper this morning concerning Fortis having avoided 2.2 billion in taxes over the last 5 years. The report was released by 'Canadians for Tax Fairness'.
We own Fortis shares and wonder if it is really the great company we think it is?
Thank you, Len
We are wondering what comments you have on the news we read in the local newspaper this morning concerning Fortis having avoided 2.2 billion in taxes over the last 5 years. The report was released by 'Canadians for Tax Fairness'.
We own Fortis shares and wonder if it is really the great company we think it is?
Thank you, Len
Q: This morning Simpson Oil Limited Provided an Early Warning Disclosure Regarding Investment in Parkland Corp. plus PKI say that third-quarter results will fall short of its expectations.
Will this have a major affect on PKI and if so should I get out of this stock asap?
Will this have a major affect on PKI and if so should I get out of this stock asap?
- Financial 15 Split Corp. Class A Shares (FTN)
- E Split Corp. Class A Shares (ENS)
- Dividend Growth Split Corp. Class A Shares (DGS)
Q: Please comment on these high dividend payers. Are they returning capital to achieve these lofty rates? How secure are the dividends?
- Algonquin Power & Utilities Corp. (AQN)
- Brookfield Infrastructure Corporation Class A Exchangeable Subordinate Voting Shares (BIPC)
Q: I note in a recent reply, you suggested the anticipated growth rate in 2023 for AQN was 19%, while BIPC was -12%. This being the case, would you suggest I sell BIPC (with a small capital loss) and purchase AQN?
Q: Afternoon, do you know if any of the brokerages that took the share offering of Aug 15 have sold any of those shares?Is there any significance in that the share price is below the offering price of those shares?
Thanks a million
Thanks a million
- Fortis Inc. (FTS)
- Emera Incorporated (EMA)
- Algonquin Power & Utilities Corp. (AQN)
- Capital Power Corporation (CPX)
Q: Hello,
Could you please briefly list what you like and don’t like about these for income and preservation of capital? What’s your favourite utility? Thanks
Could you please briefly list what you like and don’t like about these for income and preservation of capital? What’s your favourite utility? Thanks
Q: Hi Everyone at 5i!!!! I have a TFSA with a goodly amount of Tech stocks, Shop. Light speed , unity software, Crowdstrike NVDA etc… most of which are in the tank. So my thinking is to just hang on for five plus years in hopes of recovery. I see no sense in selling because the realized losses would cause severe heartburn. The TFSA also has half of its value in divided paying stocks .. banks , Fortis,.. etc. So now my question… would you suggest I reinvest the dividends in the beaten up tech stocks in anticipation of a comeback or reinvest the dividends into their source stocks. I am newly retired but don’t need the money and hopefully not for quite a while . Cheers, Tamara
Q: AMT has been beaten down badly. I have some funds in US $ that I thought I should put to work. This should be fairly recession resilient but will sharply higher interest rates hurt this company when they have any of their substantial debt coming up for renewal? I am never sure what drags down the value of utilities, telcos, reits, etc when interest rates go up. Is it the fact that TINA is no longer true or is it the big debt loads become too big when they have to be renewed at higher rates? Or is it a combo of the two? AMT has not had a particularly high dividend at least recently so I am not sure the TINA effect applies in this situation. What is your take?