Q: Could you please comment on Telus earnings?
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Investment Q&A
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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: There is news that Brookfield Infrastructure LP reduced the dividend by 10%. I suspect this simply reflects the dividends declared on Brookfield Infrastructure Corp, not a real reduction for the enterprise as a whole. Is this correct?
Q: Hi folks, please get opinion on Q results for Nutrien, and guidance going forward. Would you be a buyer at $50sh, with nice dividend, or would a better option in Ag space be Mosaic mos/n or Ag Atn/t, thanks, jb Piedmont QC
Q: NTR: never seems to report EPS in-line with guidance, price taker for fertilizers & has high P.R.. Positive side: low debt., retail business with higher margins than commodities. Why was recent Q so bad? Would now be a good time to buy this stock & is dividend sustainable?
Q: Could you please comment on BIP earnings?
Q: I am looking at buying a regulated gas and electric utility company. I am considering AQN and FTS. Which of these would be your favourite and why? Is there a company that you prefer more than these for a long-term hold?
Q: Hi, Could you please comment on Algonquin Power earnings. Thanks
Q: Good morning,
Are you concerned about the $1.9 billion in derivatives losses taken in the last quarter?
Thanks,
George
Are you concerned about the $1.9 billion in derivatives losses taken in the last quarter?
Thanks,
George
Q: What is your preference ENB vs TRP and why?
Q: Hi 5i Team:
I own less than one percent market value of SIA in my portfolio, which is down 32%. I am thinking to take the loss and buy something else. What is your take to sell or hold.
Thank you.
L
I own less than one percent market value of SIA in my portfolio, which is down 32%. I am thinking to take the loss and buy something else. What is your take to sell or hold.
Thank you.
L
Q: Would appreciate your comments on this fund. In which type of account would it best be purchased in - rrsp, tfsa, non registered corporate or unreg cash? Why?
thank you for providing your support. Looking for dividend paying capital preservation fund.
thank you for providing your support. Looking for dividend paying capital preservation fund.
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Canadian National Railway Company (CNR)
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CGI Inc. Class A Subordinate Voting Shares (GIB.A)
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Fortis Inc. (FTS)
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Magna International Inc. (MG)
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Thomson Reuters Corporation (TRI)
Q: Hi Peter,
Like many, I'm interested in possibly buying a couple of stocks that have been hit by COVID but that should recover well when the world gets back to normal. However, I want to do this in a conservative way - with larger, stable companies with low debt and strong balance sheets; assured 'survivors'. Can you please suggest six North American stocks (other than banks) that I might consider. And would you see CGI (GIB) qualifying under those terms? Thanks as always.
Like many, I'm interested in possibly buying a couple of stocks that have been hit by COVID but that should recover well when the world gets back to normal. However, I want to do this in a conservative way - with larger, stable companies with low debt and strong balance sheets; assured 'survivors'. Can you please suggest six North American stocks (other than banks) that I might consider. And would you see CGI (GIB) qualifying under those terms? Thanks as always.
Q: When does ENB go X Dividend?
Q: I held this company a fair while before the big acquisition. I sold for tax loss in Dec. and then bought back in Jan. for $16/sh; then, CV-19. They are still a major printer; so, I am thinking that they are not doing as much with all the closures. Do you think this is baked into the stock? How much debt. have they been paying off and do you think the dividend is sustainable? I am thinking of adding to my position - a tiny % of my total holdings of approx. 30 stocks.
Q: Since this ETF holds companies that have been increasing their dividends for 5 years, I am concerned that they will have to sell a bunch of their holdings at a low price if they do not increase their dividends this year. How does this work and should I be concerned?
Q: Hello, what’s the outlook for KP Tissue, I would think one can « hide » in such a company, although it is a very small cap? What is the payout ratio? Thanks, Martin
Q: Good Morning,
Your thoughts on Enbridge quarterly results please!
Thanks
Your thoughts on Enbridge quarterly results please!
Thanks
Q: DHT earnings metrics were up massively, and they increased the dividend for a forward yield of 20%. Rates for their ships for this quarter are almost double the Q just reported. Is this not a pretty solid buy at this point?
Q: I am ready to exit Suncor, and am looking for a replacement stock with a good balance between dividend sustainability (over the long term, understanding that almost no dividends are safe in the current environment), dividend yield, and dividend growth.
I am considering either QSR or SYL (or another stock in the consumer discretionary or tech sectors -- please recommend, slight preference for consumer discretionary as I am underweight this sector) as a replacement. This is for a long term (hopefully indefinite) hold. I already hold CTC.A, MSFT, and IBM. Thank you.
I am considering either QSR or SYL (or another stock in the consumer discretionary or tech sectors -- please recommend, slight preference for consumer discretionary as I am underweight this sector) as a replacement. This is for a long term (hopefully indefinite) hold. I already hold CTC.A, MSFT, and IBM. Thank you.
Q: I am asking for some coaching advice. I am down on multiple blue chip dividend paying stocks. They are amongst your favourites, ENB, TD, BNS, SLF and CM.
keeping all in equal weights is not important to me, rather my personality is buying the best valued equity of the moment with comfort that I am getting it at a good price. I am holding for long term.
My problem is I don't have a sense of which is better valued right now with everything up in the air.
My question is deciding which one to buy more of, as they are on "sale" right now. I am comfortable that their dividends are amongst the "safest" available.
How would you approach this?
keeping all in equal weights is not important to me, rather my personality is buying the best valued equity of the moment with comfort that I am getting it at a good price. I am holding for long term.
My problem is I don't have a sense of which is better valued right now with everything up in the air.
My question is deciding which one to buy more of, as they are on "sale" right now. I am comfortable that their dividends are amongst the "safest" available.
How would you approach this?