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Q: Can you recommend a couple of your favourite profitable Canadian energy stocks which have roughly 50/50 income from oil and gas and have a good dividend ? Or you would rather recommend a companies which are profitable in oil only and gas only and combine such in a portfolio?
Thank you for your input.
Miroslaw
Read Answer Asked by Miroslaw on May 14, 2024
Q: 5i, As Im heading to retirement in the next 3 months, I'm searching for stocks/etf with good yields, of these stocks/etf in which order would you add, after reviewing "Questions" I get BCE is good to start accumulating now, any other suggestion/advice, please and thanks
Read Answer Asked by Fernando on May 14, 2024
Q: Hi team. I have ZWU as my main utilities holding @ 11% and I also have positions in BCE and ENB on their own. ZWU has both BCE and ENB in their top 10 holdings. In your opinion am I participating in "di-worsification" by holding BCE and ENB outside of ZWU. Would you sell both BCE and ENB and fold the funds back into ZWU? I'm ok letting ZWU go to +/- 15% of my portfolio. Appreciate your thoughts. Bill.
Read Answer Asked by William on May 14, 2024
Q: I am looking for US dollar income in a non registered account. What is your view on zpay.u for this purpose. Are there any other etfs you would recommend as an option?
Read Answer Asked by James on May 13, 2024
Q: BCE has dropped in value significantly. Heavy debt load is putting pressure on sustainability of dividend growth and people are talking about a dividend cut.

Can you give us your view of what the optimal capital structure would be for BCE relative to the current leverage? And whether you see the decline in share price as a buying opportunity. Thank you.
Read Answer Asked by Menaka on May 13, 2024
Q: I hold the above in a taxable account focused on dividend income. I also hold FTS separately. Increasingly I believe that there will be increased demand for renewable power to drive AI, electric charging cars etc... Do you have any recommendations that are dividend payers that would play into this theme of increased power demand?
Would you add to or remove any of the above based upon company fundamentals?

Thanks
Read Answer Asked by Robert on May 10, 2024
Q: SUncor has suggested that once they reach 12B in debt that they will return 75% of free cash flow to shareholders. As a shareholder I like that. My question is why wouldnt paying down debt be a better marker for shareholders? While I recognize that the Company can write off interest expense against their income, it seems incongruous.
Read Answer Asked by Kelly on May 10, 2024