Q: Hello 5i Team. Is this a good time to buy Gibson Energy for a 3-5 year hold?
Thank-you.
Thank-you.
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Investment Q&A
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Q: I want to add another utility stock to my portfolio (already own AQN) and was looking at Capital Power since it has an attractive dividend. Could I get your thoughts on this company?
Q: What is your opinion on the medium to long term outlook on the Keg?
Q: My simple reading of the financials, looks like the total number of shares outstanding, X the existing price, is less than the net assets. The expressed book value is also much higher. Does this Company scrap, for more than it trades for ?
Q: I own ENB and PPL. PPL was purchased for stability and safety of the dividend. The position is now way down. Would you recommend selling PPL and replacing it with TRP? Or is PPL seriously mispriced at this point and better to sit tight and wait for recovery?
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TELUS Corporation (T)
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Algonquin Power & Utilities Corp. (AQN)
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North West Company Inc. (The) (NWC)
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Corby Spirit and Wine Limited Unlimited Non Voting Class B Common Shrs (CSW.B)
Q: I am looking for safe dividends and believe all of these companies meet that criteria (although recognizing that nothing is for sure these days). I would like to buy 2 companies. Which 2 would you pick from this list?
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Brookfield Infrastructure Partners L.P. (BIP.UN)
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Brookfield Infrastructure Corporation Class A Exchangeable Subordinate Voting Shares (BIPC)
Q: After the BIP.UN spinoff I now own shares of both of these. For simplicity, I only want to hold one. Selling BIP.UN and buying BIPC in non-registered account will have tax consequences so, on the surface, it seems I should sell BIPC and buy more BIP.UN. Do you see any reason in a long term hold to own one vs the other?
Q: Hi.. What is the likelihood of Enbridge to cut its dividend? Thanks
Q: Looking for a company to hold long term and IGM has a great yield right now.....
Thoughts?
Thanks
Warren
Thoughts?
Thanks
Warren
Q: What is your opinion of ALC as a safer dividend paying stock?
Q: With the world awash in oil, is this not a net positive for IPL in terms of their global storage and domestic pipelines?
One would believe that a full capacity storage business would be helpful with thier eventual sale of the storage business.
Thanks,
One would believe that a full capacity storage business would be helpful with thier eventual sale of the storage business.
Thanks,
Q: Your forward outlook on these 2 companies and are the divs safe. Thank you
Q: Looking for a few ideas in an oversold dividend payer stock or etf that has a reasonable chance of maintaining the dividend with capital appreciation over the long term?
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iShares S&P/TSX Composite High Dividend Index ETF (XEI)
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iShares S&P/TSX Canadian Dividend Aristocrats Index ETF (CDZ)
Q: you recently ranked XEI more highly than CDZ. Could you offer a comparison between the 2? I have read elsewhere that CDZ, which I own, holds too many high yield/high risk
stocks. Would substituting XEI address that, or would it create its own issues?
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stocks. Would substituting XEI address that, or would it create its own issues?
Thanks
Q: In a recent question you said that CDZ could not do well because of dividend cuts, so, i am asking whether or not you would consider XEI to be the same or not as it has a larger amount of companies that pay dividends...Gene
Q: Could you comment please on the prospects for buying FRU after the dividend cut and discontinuance of forward guidance.
Thanks
Bob Rose
Thanks
Bob Rose
Q: Hi 5i ... please comment on the prospects for Norbord in this environment, currently at about $17 ... (for a young investor thinking long-term hold, interested in the sector, the dividend, and some growth) ... thx.
Q: Good afternoon,
Keyera currently has a 12% dividend yield- do you feel this can be supported by their balance sheet and is it sustainable?
Thank you.
Keyera currently has a 12% dividend yield- do you feel this can be supported by their balance sheet and is it sustainable?
Thank you.
Q: Given the number of companies either suspending or eliminating dividends , would you say the outlook for this fund to be rather weak, for the time being?
Q: If I buy say BCE preferred within the 30 days of selling the BCE common, do I negate my capital loss? Seems like a good place to stick the money before rebuying.