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Q: Good day...if one was to invest in div in a cash account is the only concern the 15% hold back on the U.S. dividend...the large dividend at a reasonable fee is attracting me along with the holdings that are in the sectors that are out of favor...could you please give your opinion on this for a 10% exposure in my portfolio...Gene
Read Answer Asked by gene on August 24, 2020
Q: Would you please mention other renewable energy corp. in US and Canada. Thanks for your incredible service. Jim
Read Answer Asked by jim on August 21, 2020
Q: Any suggestion for US income stocks that still represent good value ? Thanks.
Read Answer Asked by Robert on August 20, 2020
Q: Would you please provide me with five Canadian Dividend Income stocks with good balance sheet and some growth.

Thanks and have a great day.
Read Answer Asked by Donna on August 20, 2020
Q: I had not previously followed TELUS because I already had BCE and AT&T. I recently threw in the towel on Vodaphone, although since then VOD is getting positive comments in some investing letters. I have however been intrigued by TELUS after I noticed its presence at clinics and hospitals . Telus invested in health-oriented companies and am further impressed by its recent acquisitioni of the Canadian part of ADT.
Would the strategies being followed by TELUS encourage you to start a position in TELUS? Is T.ca now morphing into a growth company too? Does it have the cash flow and earnings to continue aggressive growth strategies ?
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Read Answer Asked by Adam on August 20, 2020
Q: Can you provide your current top Canadian dividend picks, with an emphasis on stable, safer companies.

Thanks,

Joe
Read Answer Asked by Joe on August 18, 2020
Q: TD Waterhouse has BIP as a buy. It uses two valuation metrics. EV/EBITDA and P/FFO. Which is better in your opinion. Why don’t they use P/E. Final question, is there another company I could use to compare against?
Thanks.
Read Answer Asked by Albert on August 18, 2020
Q: ROOKFIELD, News, Aug. 13, 2020 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Brookfield Renewable Partners L.P. (TSX: BEP.UN; NYSE: BEP) (“Brookfield Renewable”) today announced that its subsidiary Brookfield Renewable Partners ULC (“Finco”) has exercised its right to redeem its CDN$400,000,000, 4.79%, Series 8 Notes, due February 7, 2022. The redemption will occur on September 14, 2020.
Question: Above is excerpt from company announcement. Is this mean that the company will issue new shares? if yes, do you know how much would be the conversion price?

thanks
Albert
Read Answer Asked by Santoso on August 14, 2020
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