Q: in answer to Stephen's question today did you mean Capstone was acquired; if so by whom?
Hugh
Hugh
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Investment Q&A
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Q: Hi gang, I have 400 shares of csh.un bought @15.00. Should I hold them or sell. And if I sell what should I buy? Any sector few options please Thanks.
Alnoor
Alnoor
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LyondellBasell Industries NV Class A (Netherlands) (LYB $43.02)
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Verizon Communications Inc. (VZ $40.03)
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Ennis Inc. (EBF $16.97)
Q: I have been looking for under-the-radar U.S. dividend paying companies that offer diversification. While Verizon is hardly under-the-radar, it does seem an excellent diversifier. Bottom line, how would you rate these three companies in terms of dividend paying reliability. Thanks for your excellent input!!
Q: May I have your opinion of this stock for a longer term investment. Thank you.cheers
Q: hello 5i:;
I've just sold SIA; had held since 2016 and about a 4% weighting. Looking for something in the Health Care space, hopefully with a good dividend. Would like something like PFE:US, but as its going into a TFSA, the withholding tax is not exactly enamoring. Any suggestions? Doesn't have to be Health Care, but should be a good stable dividend growth stock. The portfolio is well balanced at the present time.
I've just sold SIA; had held since 2016 and about a 4% weighting. Looking for something in the Health Care space, hopefully with a good dividend. Would like something like PFE:US, but as its going into a TFSA, the withholding tax is not exactly enamoring. Any suggestions? Doesn't have to be Health Care, but should be a good stable dividend growth stock. The portfolio is well balanced at the present time.
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Canadian Utilities Limited Class A Non-Voting Shares (CU $41.08)
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ATCO Ltd. Class I Non-voting Shares (ACO.X $55.18)
Q: ACO.X or CU.With preservation of capital and income as goals,do you have a preference?
Q: Which dividend would you deem to be the safer of the two? Which has the better upside in SP?
Q: Can you see any insider buys since the stock went down since March? Thx
Q: Frontline is a shadow of its former self a decade ago. It has finally shown some signs of life in the last year: shows a 34% dividend. The fact that it actually still has a dividend seems remarkable.
Is this company buyable here? Is it better managed and is that dividend likely to continue. Was the dividend cut over the last 10 year or eliminated at all during this time/
Thanks for your insights here.
Is this company buyable here? Is it better managed and is that dividend likely to continue. Was the dividend cut over the last 10 year or eliminated at all during this time/
Thanks for your insights here.
Q: Do you have an opinion on management? As a shareholder, I was very disappointed to see that one of its homes, Altamont, was called out among the 5 Ontario homes where conditions are deplorable.
Q: What are some good companies to buy now with a dividend of over 6%. For context I'm in my 20s and have been investing mainly for growth but I'd like to add some more yield to my overall portfolio so safety is not a huge concern.
Q: Recognizing that these two Cdn. companies are in different sectors etc, which of the two would you prefer to buy at the present moment giving consideration to safety of dividend, management, recovery potential and debt. Thank you. Don
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Brookfield Infrastructure Partners L.P. (BIP.UN $49.36)
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Brookfield Renewable Power Preferred Equity Inc. Class A Preference Shares Series 5 (BRF.PR.E $21.80)
Q: In response to a recent question on BIP.UN, you mentioned it is best in a RRSP or non-registered rather than a TFSA. Is that the same with BAM.A:CA and BRF.PR.E:CA as well? Is the RRSP the best account tax wise? I understand this is true for all US Dividend paying stocks and US Reits, but is it also the same for any TSX listed stocks that make income outside of Canada? Then for TFSA accounts, are they best for Canadian and US growth Stocks, and Canadian Reits?
Thank you!
Thank you!
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Cisco Systems Inc. (CSCO $71.07)
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Intel Corporation (INTC $38.13)
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Microsoft Corporation (MSFT $496.82)
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Open Text Corporation (OTEX $48.49)
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Evertz Technologies Limited (ET $12.73)
Q: I am looking to add 2 dividend paying Tech stocks with some growth, to my RRSP account. Can you give me some names I can take into consideration both in Canada and the U.S.
Thanks
Thanks
Q: I have heard on BNN market call that Telus pay out ratio is higher than its cash flow. Also that the BCE significant profit is derived from landline phones which will be declining. In such case an investment in these two telcos at this time would be of questionable value . Would you agree with such statement?
Q: FSZ trades exdividend today. If I purchase stock today do I receive the dividend or does the seller receive the dividend? Thx
Q: Does it matter price-wise if you buy a stock before/after the dividend is paid? Is it the same answer if you buy before/after it goes ex-dividend? I am a long term investor so wondering if there is any significant savings to trying to time the purchase a bit?
Appreciate your insight.
Paul F.
Appreciate your insight.
Paul F.
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Brookfield Infrastructure Partners L.P. (BIP.UN $49.36)
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Brookfield Infrastructure Corporation Class A Exchangeable Subordinate Voting Shares (BIPC $63.57)
Q: Is BIP.UN looking attractive at current prices?
If held in a non-reg account, does it still get the dividend tax credit?
Is it best held in a reg or non-reg account and why?
TIA!
If held in a non-reg account, does it still get the dividend tax credit?
Is it best held in a reg or non-reg account and why?
TIA!
Q: If the Liberals join others in denouncing the use of Hussein technology in Canada, what would be the ramifications for Telus? Would they have to replace their use and what might be the cost? Thank you.
Q: How do the latest results look and what do you think for the remainder of the year with respect to income? Thanks.