Q: At this point, after the good advance in the last few month, do you see advantageous to switch from Rogers to Telus which has been lagging so far. this is in a RIF account.
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Investment Q&A
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Q: What are your thoughts on WCN's current valuation? Seems like a good entry point?
Thanks
Thanks
Q: Good morning,
Can I get your opinion on Loblaw after the split. I was looking at buying for my RIFF.
Thanks
Carl
Can I get your opinion on Loblaw after the split. I was looking at buying for my RIFF.
Thanks
Carl
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Brookfield Infrastructure Corporation Class A Exchangeable Subordinate Voting Shares (BIPC $61.68)
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Brookfield Renewable Corporation Class A Exchangeable Subordinate Voting Shares (BEPC $51.28)
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Brookfield Corporation Class A Limited Voting Shares (BN $61.35)
Q: When looking at portfolio weightings and the Brookfield companies - do you consider each incarnation of the brookfield empire as a different company or do you consider them the same? Trying to figure out if I should trim or not, given their connections.
Q: Can provide relevant metrics for the most recent 4th Q reported? Do you think it is becoming more of a growth company with its RTD portfolio? Is it a buy ? Thank you.
John
John
Q: Hello 5i team; I have recently retired and switching my portfolio to income. I have serious overweight to Canadian dividend payers, ENB,NTR, BNS,ZWU etc. for preferential tax treatment.Is this okay? Risky? Should US be growth to avoid withholding tax.Own VGG, suggestions? Tia Mike
Q: Can I get your opinion on BAT…I’ve held it for many years…mainly for the fat dividends paid in US dollars…sort of like a bond proxy. But this year the share price has risen sharply and considering it’s in the tobacco industry, I’m not sure what to make of it…my plan is to hold it for the long haul but I’m awfully tempted to take some profits.
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BMO Canadian Dividend ETF (ZDV $27.01)
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BMO Equal Weight Utilities Index ETF (ZUT $24.99)
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iShares Core MSCI Canadian Quality Dividend Index ETF (XDIV $36.39)
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Hamilton Canadian Financials YIELD MAXIMIZER TM ETF (HMAX $16.12)
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Hamilton Utilities YIELD MAXIMIZER TM ETF (UMAX $13.16)
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Evolve Canadian Utilities Enhanced Yield Index Fund (UTES $8.99)
Q: Hi,
I’m a real estate investor and I love monthly distributions—HMAX and UMAX felt a lot like collecting rent. However, after realizing a significant portion of their payouts is ROC, I’m exploring alternatives that offer high dividends, low ROC, DRIP eligibility, and potential capital appreciation.
My horizon is 20+ years. Could you suggest 2–3 ETF ideas in Financials and Utilities that fit this profile in the Canadian market ideally or global.
Thanks,
I’m a real estate investor and I love monthly distributions—HMAX and UMAX felt a lot like collecting rent. However, after realizing a significant portion of their payouts is ROC, I’m exploring alternatives that offer high dividends, low ROC, DRIP eligibility, and potential capital appreciation.
My horizon is 20+ years. Could you suggest 2–3 ETF ideas in Financials and Utilities that fit this profile in the Canadian market ideally or global.
Thanks,
Q: Dividend 15 Split Corp. II (DF.TO)
Could you please give me a tutorial on this investment. Looks like a solid income earner backed by blue chip, high divi companies. Thx
Could you please give me a tutorial on this investment. Looks like a solid income earner backed by blue chip, high divi companies. Thx
Q: Hi team,
In one of your answers today regarding scr not getting Meg, you mentioned scr giving shareholders a $10 dividend ??? As in 10/ $38.92= 25.7%?! Does that mean if I buy scr shares tomorrow and this dividend gets paid out it’s a 25.7% instant return? Or , did you have to be a shareholder before the initial takeover offer? This type of special dividend seems like a crazy waste of company resources that compounds nothing for the company long term, but if I can get a special dividend of over 25% why wouldn’t I buy it and sell after the dividend?
Shane
In one of your answers today regarding scr not getting Meg, you mentioned scr giving shareholders a $10 dividend ??? As in 10/ $38.92= 25.7%?! Does that mean if I buy scr shares tomorrow and this dividend gets paid out it’s a 25.7% instant return? Or , did you have to be a shareholder before the initial takeover offer? This type of special dividend seems like a crazy waste of company resources that compounds nothing for the company long term, but if I can get a special dividend of over 25% why wouldn’t I buy it and sell after the dividend?
Shane
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Costco Wholesale Corporation (COST $862.65)
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Coca-Cola Company (The) (KO $70.67)
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Progressive Corporation (The) (PGR $227.27)
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Xcel Energy Inc. (XEL $73.14)
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Toronto-Dominion Bank (The) (TD $125.78)
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Bank of Nova Scotia (The) (BNS $98.51)
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Sun Life Financial Inc. (SLF $84.38)
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Dollarama Inc. (DOL $200.08)
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Intact Financial Corporation (IFC $281.49)
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Fortis Inc. (FTS $71.18)
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Alimentation Couche-Tard Inc. (ATD $72.49)
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BMO Low Volatility Canadian Equity ETF (ZLB $57.70)
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Hydro One Limited (H $53.22)
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Caseys General Stores Inc. (CASY $554.73)
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Invesco S&P 500 Low Volatility ETF (SPLV $71.89)
Q: Hi,
Could you please recommend 10 (5 US / 5 CAN) high-quality defensive companies with strong balance sheets, low debt levels, and robust cash flows that YOU believe they can weather economic stress, inflation, or stagflation and they relatively hold up their stock prices during such times? If their current stock prices are overvalued, please suggest your recommended entry prices.
Also please recommend ETFs that mainly invest in companies with the above criteria?
Thank you
Could you please recommend 10 (5 US / 5 CAN) high-quality defensive companies with strong balance sheets, low debt levels, and robust cash flows that YOU believe they can weather economic stress, inflation, or stagflation and they relatively hold up their stock prices during such times? If their current stock prices are overvalued, please suggest your recommended entry prices.
Also please recommend ETFs that mainly invest in companies with the above criteria?
Thank you
Q: Hi,
Would you be able to recommend 10 solid dividend paying stocks and/or ETFs for a self directed LIRA.
Thanks
Would you be able to recommend 10 solid dividend paying stocks and/or ETFs for a self directed LIRA.
Thanks
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Emera Incorporated (EMA $66.87)
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Capital Power Corporation (CPX $59.72)
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Brookfield Infrastructure Partners L.P. (BIP.UN $47.01)
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Hydro One Limited (H $53.22)
Q: Hi Guys;
I own FTS in my non registered account and I am looking for a complimentary holding in my TFSA. Which of the companies listed above would you prefer and why?
DON
I own FTS in my non registered account and I am looking for a complimentary holding in my TFSA. Which of the companies listed above would you prefer and why?
DON
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Amgen Inc. (AMGN $326.01)
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Gilead Sciences Inc. (GILD $121.36)
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AbbVie Inc. (ABBV $224.31)
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Abbott Laboratories (ABT $126.71)
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The Cigna Group (CI $273.84)
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Johnson & Johnson (JNJ $210.33)
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Medtronic plc. (MDT $98.30)
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Savaria Corporation (SIS $22.07)
Q: I am mostly content with my health care stocks with the exception of MDT. It has been essentially flat since about 2016 except for the dividend. It did peak around 2022 but has fallen down to previous levels.
What do you think of the longer term for MDT?
Would you make any other changes for slow but reliable growth and higher end of dividends.
As always, thank you for the great service.
What do you think of the longer term for MDT?
Would you make any other changes for slow but reliable growth and higher end of dividends.
As always, thank you for the great service.
Q: Hi guys I hold all 3 of these stocks, and have for quite a while - RCH, ADEN, and RUS. I am looking 5 years out and thinking I might sell the RCH and ADEN holdings and buy more of RUS. This would still leave my RUS holdings at below 4%. Your thoughts which one of these companies do you think would be teh best bet 5 years out?
Much thanks
Stuart
Much thanks
Stuart
Q: Where can I find a monthly Listing that shows the Upcoming Dividend stocks with their Ex-Div dates? Also, please name 5 Best Canadian Div Stocks. Thanks!
Q: Hi Folks,
I currently hold GWO in my RRSP account. Thinking of switching it with SLF after it's recent drop. May I have your opinion?
Thanks
I currently hold GWO in my RRSP account. Thinking of switching it with SLF after it's recent drop. May I have your opinion?
Thanks
Q: I have self directed RRSP. It is made up of equities and fixed income investments. I have investment in 16 companies of which 10 are in the Income Model Portfolio. My goal for this account is to have safe reliable dividends with moderate capital appreciation. For the past year I have invested all dividends in money market account. The money market account now makes up 8% of my account. I am 66 years old and do not need the dividend income currently but I will be using as part of my regular income in 2 to 4 years. Would you recommend BPF.UN as part of my portfolio?
Q: I am looking to buy Enbridge and see that it is currently close to the top of the 52-week trading range. The range is $52 to $66. Today's price is $65. The 5-year graph and 10-year graph show the price all over the map, with the price now close to the all-time high.
I am buying for both income and capital appreciation. What would a good entry price be? Thank you.
I am buying for both income and capital appreciation. What would a good entry price be? Thank you.
Q: This may, (or may not) be a stupid, amateur question:
Some BIP.UN metrics are good, but the PB is 14.97 and PE !,011.45!
How can one buy something like that?
This is an extreme case, but you now frequently recommend stocks at 40, 50 and higher PE's. Leaving all else aside, that, at minimum, is a sign of a stock priced to perfection, no?
Thanks for your comment.
Jerry
Some BIP.UN metrics are good, but the PB is 14.97 and PE !,011.45!
How can one buy something like that?
This is an extreme case, but you now frequently recommend stocks at 40, 50 and higher PE's. Leaving all else aside, that, at minimum, is a sign of a stock priced to perfection, no?
Thanks for your comment.
Jerry