Q: Please comment on Q today.Is it worthwhile to hold on to my 1.75% pos. p/p $9.10.Txsfor u usual grea tservices & advices See Ryan on Market Call tomorrow
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Q: Hi guys, could you please give the recent short positions on EIF?
The company as you spoke to, flagged their Q3 earnings(to be released after close Thursday). Is the reason for this notice to provide transparency and therefore I still confidence?
The share price has run up considerably since their share issue, buy on rumours sell on news?
Cheers, have a good un.
The company as you spoke to, flagged their Q3 earnings(to be released after close Thursday). Is the reason for this notice to provide transparency and therefore I still confidence?
The share price has run up considerably since their share issue, buy on rumours sell on news?
Cheers, have a good un.
Q: Your thoughts on their latest 1/4, thanks
Q: I understand that dividends on US-listed ETFs that hold US stocks, if held in a taxable account, are taxed as interest income. Would the same hold for individual US stocks?
Thank you
jerry
Thank you
jerry
Q: Hello,
I would appreciate your analysis of Brookfield Property Partner's latest earnings announcement.
Since 2014 the company has been raising their annual dividend by approximately 5% per year. In your opinion; would the earnings and commentary from their latest quarter point to more or less of a likelihood that they might again raise the dividend by 5%, in the coming year? (i.e. - One more payout at $0.33 followed by a new, higher, dividend rate for 2020) <-- I realize you are only able to speculate on such matters but your educated guess would be appreciated.
Thank you
I would appreciate your analysis of Brookfield Property Partner's latest earnings announcement.
Since 2014 the company has been raising their annual dividend by approximately 5% per year. In your opinion; would the earnings and commentary from their latest quarter point to more or less of a likelihood that they might again raise the dividend by 5%, in the coming year? (i.e. - One more payout at $0.33 followed by a new, higher, dividend rate for 2020) <-- I realize you are only able to speculate on such matters but your educated guess would be appreciated.
Thank you
Q: Good morning with this stock making a jump up today is there any news you can see that I have not been able to find? Do you think XTC could be a takeover target anytime soon? Thanks
Q: Is Chorus breaking out here? (above 8), what do you think of it here?
Q: Just finished reading Peters article in the latest edition of Canadian Money about High yield dividend payers. Question about payout ratios. Its confusing.
Example; In Morningstar for 2018 the payout ratio was quoted at 134%(unsustainable)
Using operating cash flow the calculation is 230M/388M = 60%(sustainable)
Using free cash flow the calculation is 230M/322M= 71%(probably sustainable)
Peter you have said the calculations should use either free or operating cash flow for the calculations of payout ratio.
I contacted Morningstar asking about their calculation and they said they use what the company sends them.
So which is right when trying to figure out whether the payout ratio is too high?
There are multiple other examples, Enbridge to name one.
Stated payout ratio 282%, operating. cash flow calc, 3844/10502=37%
Free cash flow 3844/3156 = 121%. Quite a variance. I'm confused.
WHICH CALCULATION IS THE BEST ONE TO USE TO HELP DETERMINE SUSTAINABILITY?
Example; In Morningstar for 2018 the payout ratio was quoted at 134%(unsustainable)
Using operating cash flow the calculation is 230M/388M = 60%(sustainable)
Using free cash flow the calculation is 230M/322M= 71%(probably sustainable)
Peter you have said the calculations should use either free or operating cash flow for the calculations of payout ratio.
I contacted Morningstar asking about their calculation and they said they use what the company sends them.
So which is right when trying to figure out whether the payout ratio is too high?
There are multiple other examples, Enbridge to name one.
Stated payout ratio 282%, operating. cash flow calc, 3844/10502=37%
Free cash flow 3844/3156 = 121%. Quite a variance. I'm confused.
WHICH CALCULATION IS THE BEST ONE TO USE TO HELP DETERMINE SUSTAINABILITY?
Q: I want to add some pipeline stocks to my portfolio. I have TRP in sufficient quantity. Can you please comment on IPL and PPL. Do you have a material preference of one over the other?
Q: Hi 5i, Your thoughts please on GEI's quarter. I am looking to bring a 3% position to 5%. Would you add to GEI or buy a ENB, IPL or PPL instead as I don't own any of those.
Q: Is ZWU a relatively safe place to park money while waiting for new opportunities? What makes it go up and what are the risks? Thanks.
Q: Do you have projections for the next quarters results?
Thanks
Thanks
Q: Hi i sold my position in this company due to a ethical issues I had with one of their facilities.
It was in my tsfas
I would like replace it with a good quality dividend payer with some growth potential
Any thoughts
Thank you
Stan
It was in my tsfas
I would like replace it with a good quality dividend payer with some growth potential
Any thoughts
Thank you
Stan
Q: Hi, please comment on earnings. Thanks
Q: Your thoughts on yesterday's results, please
Q: May I have your analysis of yesterday's results please.
Q: I know this company is one of your favourites,but it just keeps going down,also plc why the big drop today.
Thanks
Peter
Thanks
Peter
Q: Could please comment on today's large stock movement in Vet and do still think Div is still a buy after todays move. I like there movement into the nursing care area and dividend increase. Their dividend is over 7% before their dividend increase.
mike
mike
Q: Hi from the West coast.
My question is what are your recommendations for a company that is increasing revenues, showing a good history of dividend increases, and is a "value" play ?
Im concerned about buying now with evaluations so high.
Thanks Rick
My question is what are your recommendations for a company that is increasing revenues, showing a good history of dividend increases, and is a "value" play ?
Im concerned about buying now with evaluations so high.
Thanks Rick
Q: please name your top 5 companies for dividend growth over the last 5 years thanks Richard