Q: Hi, I am building a dividend portfolio as the income producing component of my overall portfolio. I have allocated sufficient percentages to the Financial and Energy sector as well as to larger stable dividend payers. I am looking to add a couple of higher yield options in other sectors. Can you please provide your top 3-5 high yield picks for me to go do further research on.
Q: How comfortable would you be adding to this name when I am already overweight in this stock?
Dividend cash flow is the core priority as I get closer to retiring.
Thank you,
Q: I need to increase my international exposure by 20% according to your analysis. Because we are retired and depend on our investments to supplement income what companies or ETF would you recommend? Thanks for your input.
Q: Year-end results were published this morning. FFO was up substantially which Net Earnings were down considerably. Would you provide your Comments on this and how these results should be interpreted?
Also, would you please explain what the differences are between these two companies & why there is not just one stock?
I hold a full position + 25% (ENB) in my TFSA because of the Dividend and a comfortable feeling of capital integrity/safety. In your recent report you cite the DEBT/EBIDTA ratio runs at about 4.7% for ENB where net debt-to-EBITDA ratios of less than 3 are considered acceptable.
Is something I should be concerned about? Would you recommend holding fast with this position? (really like the dividend) And lastly, is there anything you would recommend (all things considered) in place of ENB?
Q: Gas is out of favour right now, and I need to raise some funds. Earlier today I sold ARX, at roughly a 20% loss. After I did that, I thought I should ask for your insight into selling TOU. My first question is when are they due to report their quarterly report. Secondly, I understand they have contracts to sell gas on the Gulf Coast. Will this insulate them enough. Do you feel the present price is taking this into consideration or is it over sold?
Q: If the only criteria is total expected return, 10 years from now which of these two do you think you’d be happier having bought today and held? Do you feel either one has significantly more risks than the other over that time span?
Q: Hi team
hydro one, I hold for some income in a registered account
the prices has been dropping for the last 2 weeks; any news?
if there are no further substantial increase in interest rate later this year
would it help the share price, ? or further rate hikes will hurt the stock
thanks
Michael
Q: Hi, Trp is down 5% on announcement it is raising its estimate for the cost of its Coastal GasLink project to $14.5 billion, up from an earlier estimate of $11.2 billion. I believe this is the second cost increase on this project. Will Trp have to eat these increases or be able to eventually recover them from customers? Do you believe with the current price decline and yielding around 6.5% Trp is a decent buy for income investors?
Q: Good Morning,
I am under water with both isv and et and would like your opinion on their growth profile for the coming year. Also is there any possibility that they might increase their dividends this year? Do you think that et might give a special dividend this year?
Also, I am considering investing in gei. What do you think of this company?
Thanks for your advice.
Jane
Q: What is causing SPB to drop over the last couple of days. I know the stock sold off with the dividend cut but thought it was settling down. Thank you.