Q: I believe they reported earnings. May I have your comments please
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Q: I have some extra cash sitting in a bank account earning next to nothing. I hold positions in the above companies and am thinking about adding to one of them. I understand that no equity investment is truly safe but which company would be your pick if capital preservation and dividend safety was top of mind. Thank you.
Q: Like 5i, I have held Enbridge for quite sometime. Looking back to 2014, Enbridge has gone nowhere and depending on the purchased price, e.g. 5i's case, in the negative. As explained to Paul a week ago Dividend is great, still very safe, etc. Now with the latest weak quarter, all the political, environmental hoopla; could you explain the benefits, even in an income portfolio of why Enbridge should be retained.
Thank You, Stephen S
Thank You, Stephen S
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BCE Inc. (BCE $33.99)
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TELUS Corporation (T $21.48)
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Cogeco Communications Inc. Subordinate Voting Shares (CCA $66.56)
Q: Plea.se comment on Telus results.
Also, I know your two preferred companies in the Canadian telco space are Telus (growth) and BCE (income). I ran a comparative chart for T, BCE and CCA, the results are overwhemingly in favour of CCA at every timeframe (1 month, 3month, 1 year, 3 year and especially 5 year). Excluding dividends CCA is up 80% on the 5 year vs. T at 35% and BCE down 4%. YTD CCA is up 18% and BCE is flat in this very strong market. Is there something in the risk profile of CCA that I may be missing? Any thoughts on why CCA has been so strong YTD.
Thanks for the great service.
Also, I know your two preferred companies in the Canadian telco space are Telus (growth) and BCE (income). I ran a comparative chart for T, BCE and CCA, the results are overwhemingly in favour of CCA at every timeframe (1 month, 3month, 1 year, 3 year and especially 5 year). Excluding dividends CCA is up 80% on the 5 year vs. T at 35% and BCE down 4%. YTD CCA is up 18% and BCE is flat in this very strong market. Is there something in the risk profile of CCA that I may be missing? Any thoughts on why CCA has been so strong YTD.
Thanks for the great service.
Q: I am considering a purchase of either SU or CNQ as i am significantly underweight in Resources. Which would you recommend for a three year holding or would you recommend a different stock Dividend are not required.
Thanks
Thanks
Q: Hi,
Can you provide 5 names of good dividend payer and that they also grow their dividends.
Thank you
Ed
Can you provide 5 names of good dividend payer and that they also grow their dividends.
Thank you
Ed
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Canadian Apartment Properties Real Estate Investment Trust (CAR.UN $39.08)
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Allied Properties Real Estate Investment Trust (AP.UN $18.55)
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Magellan Aerospace Corporation (MAL $16.08)
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Dream Industrial Real Estate Investment Trust (DIR.UN $12.21)
Q: Are these two stocks able to make recoveries? Buy, sell, hold or forget about it. Value your input/replies.
Q: What do you make of this one? Nice divvy, but does it have some growth in it over the next 2-3 years or should one merely consider holding for income? If income only, I would imagine it falls in the category of higher risk income?
Thanks
Thanks
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Fortis Inc. (FTS $72.47)
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Algonquin Power & Utilities Corp. (AQN $8.37)
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Brookfield Infrastructure Partners L.P. (BIP.UN $48.09)
Q: For a three year hold what company do you prefer and why? Thanks.
Q: Can you please provide an update on Magellan Areospace (MAL).
Thanks
Dave
Thanks
Dave
Q: Given the sub optimal financial results for the quarter, do you still think the dividend is safe? The financial community has a 12 month forecast of $50+ for the stock. Do you think this was / still is a reasonable expectation?
Q: Bought a small position of ZRE last year for a dividend payer.
You recommendet it back then. It went up nicely and also pays a nice dividend.
Thinking about buying more. Your opinion?
Thank you.
You recommendet it back then. It went up nicely and also pays a nice dividend.
Thinking about buying more. Your opinion?
Thank you.
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Brookfield Renewable Partners L.P. (BEP.UN $39.99)
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Brookfield Renewable Corporation Class A Exchangeable Subordinate Voting Shares (BEPC $55.99)
Q: I am planning to buy BEP on this dip. BEPC has dropped from a high of 80 to 64. BEP,UN has only dropped from 63 to 59. In the last few days, BEPC has dropped by 5% each day while BEP.UN only dropped by 2%
Can you explain the difference?
Which one should I buy given the difference in price drop?
I can buy in either my RRSP or my corp, doesn't matter. I guess if you tell me BEPC, I'd put in my corp, and if you say BEP.UN, I'd put in RRSP, would that be correct?
Thanks.
Can you explain the difference?
Which one should I buy given the difference in price drop?
I can buy in either my RRSP or my corp, doesn't matter. I guess if you tell me BEPC, I'd put in my corp, and if you say BEP.UN, I'd put in RRSP, would that be correct?
Thanks.
Q: What do you think of BIP's offer for IPL?
I note that the stock price of BIP is down about 20% since Dec 24. I also think that investors may be in part selling now to shy away from the fossil fuel industry. Yet the pipeline industry seems less impacted by the price of oil and the regulations barring new pipelines. Wouldn't this make the existing pipes more valuable.
So, does all this imply that this downdraft is a good buying opportunity for bip (which I already own a lot of)?
I note that the stock price of BIP is down about 20% since Dec 24. I also think that investors may be in part selling now to shy away from the fossil fuel industry. Yet the pipeline industry seems less impacted by the price of oil and the regulations barring new pipelines. Wouldn't this make the existing pipes more valuable.
So, does all this imply that this downdraft is a good buying opportunity for bip (which I already own a lot of)?
Q: ALREADY HAVE A 5 PERCENT HOLDING IN TELUS AND AM THINKING OF ADDING BCE TO THE SAME POSITION. IS THIS TO MUCH IN A 68 YEAR OLD RETIREES PORTFOLIO? MY THINKING IS REDUCING RISK IN CASE OF A SIZEABLE CORRECTION AS THE GAINS HAVE BEEN ADDING UP. IF YOU HAVE A COUPLE OF BETTER INCOME IDEAS IDEAS THAT WOULD BE APRRECIATED. THANKYOU
Q: In my earlier question about which stock to buy between PPL and KEY, you answered PPL. Can I have the reasons why?
Thanks, Martin
Thanks, Martin
Q: I have BPY.un in my TFSA and I intend to sell it as soon as Brookfield raises its offer (hopefully). To replace it, I will choose between PPL and KEY; I own both in a cash account and my strategy for my TFSA is to "hide" higher-yield equities in it, hence my willingness for putting PPL or KEY in my TFSA. For a 10+ years holding, which one should I choose if I want dividend growth, some capital growth and lower volatility?
Thanks, Martin
Thanks, Martin
Q: Hi 5i,
Apparently, Brookfield already owns almost 20% of IPL (I must have missed reporting of this fact). Could they sell their IPL shares and only report the sale after they have been completed? Could this “almost” offer be a way to increase the price before they sell?
Thanks for the input.
John
Apparently, Brookfield already owns almost 20% of IPL (I must have missed reporting of this fact). Could they sell their IPL shares and only report the sale after they have been completed? Could this “almost” offer be a way to increase the price before they sell?
Thanks for the input.
John
Q: In my RSP I hold 10% positions in Enbridge and Pembina Pipeline, and am satisfied with the results. What do you think of also buying InterPipeline in view of Brookfield's takeover ambitions?
Q: Peter; RUS had a conference call this am-+any chance you listened in- stock just dropped $1.50 ? Rod