Q: You answer by pervious question on BEP.UN that the div is .28933 per mo. My numbers show that a $10000.00 investment @ 57.35 equals 174 shares times .28933 =$50.34 per qt. American Four payments a year = $201.37 per year times 1.30=2.62%yield. Where am I wrong??? Thanks Ken
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Q: With Biden to sign XL ppl stoppage, which companies should I stay away from or does someone like ENB benefit?What do you see as the fallout from this?
Q: With Biden apparently going to cancel the XL pipeline, what do you think will be the impact on the company and is has most of this already impacted the share price?
Geoff
Geoff
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Horizons Enhanced Income Equity ETF (HEX)
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iShares Core S&P/TSX Capped Composite Index ETF (XIC $43.59)
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iShares Diversified Monthly Income ETF (XTR $11.37)
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iShares S&P/TSX Canadian Dividend Aristocrats Index ETF (CDZ $38.06)
Q: Hi guys!
Can you please recommend some alternatives/additionas to XTR? I'm looking for high dividend with also an (as high as possible) degree of diversification. Essentially, a couple choice income picks if I were to only choose 1-3 ETF for an entire dividend-based portfolio. This is in relation to my previous question where I was looking to do something relatively safe with ~60k over 2-3 yrs. Thanks!
Can you please recommend some alternatives/additionas to XTR? I'm looking for high dividend with also an (as high as possible) degree of diversification. Essentially, a couple choice income picks if I were to only choose 1-3 ETF for an entire dividend-based portfolio. This is in relation to my previous question where I was looking to do something relatively safe with ~60k over 2-3 yrs. Thanks!
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Fortis Inc. (FTS $64.85)
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Canadian Utilities Limited Class A Non-Voting Shares (CU $38.37)
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Emera Incorporated (EMA $62.68)
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Algonquin Power & Utilities Corp. (AQN $8.12)
Q: Hello
It appears all the utilities with the word "renewable" in the their name have gone gangbusters after the blue wave US election.
I am looking to invest in a utility that more reasonably priced and maybe running under the radar.
Does your terminal show the % of renewables for the following utilities.
Fortis, Canadian Utilities, Algonquin Power, Emera.
Thank you.
Stephane
It appears all the utilities with the word "renewable" in the their name have gone gangbusters after the blue wave US election.
I am looking to invest in a utility that more reasonably priced and maybe running under the radar.
Does your terminal show the % of renewables for the following utilities.
Fortis, Canadian Utilities, Algonquin Power, Emera.
Thank you.
Stephane
Q: Please comment on Cogeco results and please rank CCA vs. the other Canadian telcos.
Thanks for your ongoing great advice.
Rob
Thanks for your ongoing great advice.
Rob
Q: Given their recent runs, do you have a preference between BLX and NPI?
Q: In a previous question relating to TRP, you wrote "Interest might come back to the name but with the poor momentum, we would prefer to wait for some sustained strength in shares before getting interested." How much emphasis do you put on momentum vs valuation? And with an increase in momentum, you would see an increase in the valuation. If you were a long term investor and believed in the company why not buy at a more attractive price?
Q: Hello Peter and gang. What is your opinion of DFN? Is the yield sustainable at the current rate. Thank you for all your valuable info.
Brian
Brian
Q: I hold shares in Extendicare and would like your opinion on this company if I should sell them now with many law suits coming and also I understand that there is a decrease in the dividend.
Thank you for a prompt reply
Thank you for a prompt reply
Q: My two cents worth on the proposed deal. I think ATD would be better served looking forward slowly adding charging stations, customers will linger longer and do more impulse buying. Should stick to its netting.
Roy
Roy
Q: Hello 5i,
You have just stated that QSR is not your favourite stock but "ok" for income and some growth. So far I am up $5000 since you included it in your Income Portfolio (not including dividends) and happy for it! So if it is not your favourite, why isn't it excluded from the the IP and a "favourite" included instead? What mght that "favourite" income stock be?
You have just stated that QSR is not your favourite stock but "ok" for income and some growth. So far I am up $5000 since you included it in your Income Portfolio (not including dividends) and happy for it! So if it is not your favourite, why isn't it excluded from the the IP and a "favourite" included instead? What mght that "favourite" income stock be?
Q: Hi there, Happy New Year to the 5i gang.
I noticed a fair amount of insider buying on SPB , almost all of which being bought by Marquard and Bahls AG, do you know (or think) this company is merely making a large investment here or are they possibly making a creeping takeover of SPB, similar to what Brookfield does in some cases? It seems their buying is what is mostly triggering recent price gains recently.
thanks and cheers Tom
I noticed a fair amount of insider buying on SPB , almost all of which being bought by Marquard and Bahls AG, do you know (or think) this company is merely making a large investment here or are they possibly making a creeping takeover of SPB, similar to what Brookfield does in some cases? It seems their buying is what is mostly triggering recent price gains recently.
thanks and cheers Tom
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iShares Canadian Select Dividend Index ETF (XDV $34.65)
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iShares Canadian Financial Monthly Income ETF (FIE $8.85)
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Vanguard Dividend Appreciation FTF (VIG $206.10)
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CI Canada Quality Dividend Growth Index ETF (DGRC $42.77)
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Vanguard Growth ETF Portfolio (VGRO $39.40)
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Vanguard High Dividend Yield Indx ETF (VYM $134.69)
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iShares Core Growth ETF Portfolio (XGRO $32.07)
Q: Hi Team, Wondering if you could please suggest a good
ETF for growth - Canada and US.
Also a good ETF for Dividends - Canada and US.
This is for RRSP account.
Thanks
ETF for growth - Canada and US.
Also a good ETF for Dividends - Canada and US.
This is for RRSP account.
Thanks
Q: Hi 5i,
Is QSR a buy at this point in the market or can you recommend a better dividend payer in the same sector? I sold QSR in a register account with a very small profit to move the dividend to a non-registered account (still have not rebought yet since its dropping).
Is QSR a buy at this point in the market or can you recommend a better dividend payer in the same sector? I sold QSR in a register account with a very small profit to move the dividend to a non-registered account (still have not rebought yet since its dropping).
Q: I made a typo on a direct investing account and bought Alaris in ERR. I left the holding as was. Now, a few weeks later, I fell off my chair when I saw it has only 16 employees. Do you know anything about management’s ability and track record? I like the business model but wonder if the tiny team is such that it loves the thrill of risk so much that it gets drunk on it. ( I have known such teams at startups I bought in private placements. I have paid dearly for my lack of innoculation-- <shudder> ).
Q: What Utility would you prefer for a 3 to 5 year holding period?
Thank-you.
Thank-you.
Q: I'm aware of your opinion ("agnostic") on Power Corp. Over the last 5 years POW has raised the dividend at a CAGR of 11-12%. Assuming the dividend continues to rise AND assuming no significant increase in fixed income rates for a few years, would not POW stock price rise similarly as investors look to safe, stable equities for income? Result could be combination of rising income and appreciating stock value.
Thanks - IslandJohn
Thanks - IslandJohn
Q: do you think telus spinning out telus international will give telus shareholders shares in new company or at the least a discount.
Q: Good afternoon 5i. At the moment I am invested only in Canada and need some international exposure. Could you suggest a couple of ETF's with a decent dividend, around 5%.
Thank you
Thank you