Q: You have previously stated the current price is good entry point for SJ. Given the political climate in the US and the threat of tariffs, would you consider this a buy right now or would you hold off?
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Q: Given Acadian Timber's forest lands are situated on both sides of the New Brunswick/Maine border, do you see this putting the company in an advantageous position in the event of a tariff dispute between Canada and the US? Does the company have processing operations on both sides of the border?
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TC Energy Corporation (TRP $76.83)
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Fortis Inc. (FTS $72.44)
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Pembina Pipeline Corporation (PPL $54.58)
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Emera Incorporated (EMA $68.01)
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Algonquin Power & Utilities Corp. (AQN $8.39)
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Brookfield Infrastructure Corporation Class A Exchangeable Subordinate Voting Shares (BIPC $61.84)
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Brookfield Renewable Corporation Class A Exchangeable Subordinate Voting Shares (BEPC $59.02)
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South Bow Corporation (SOBO $39.38)
Q: HI, I own several CDN Utilities, AQN, SOBO, PPL, BEPC, BIPC, EMA, ENB, FTS, TRP. Trying to reduce # of CDN Utilities I own. I am thinking of selling AQN, SOBO, BEPC, and BIPC. What is your opinion of selling these and adding PPL, and EMA. What is your opinion on CDN Utility ETF instead. Can you suggest CDN Util ETF for a reasonable return and potential for growth. Welcome if you have any other suggestion. Thanks
Q: Dear 5i team.
Since my Q on SPB 6/24, a few key things have changed.
1) can you discuss the key Corp.changes (cut to divi being the most significant) and possible impact to their balance sheet?
2) Has anything changed with regards to Brookfield ownership?
3) What is your ouotlook for the SP given answers above. Looking at the 1 yr chart, it's gone from 10 to 6 so a 50% fib. retracement implies a move back to 8. (That's my back of the napkin assesment.)
I'd like to bring this to a full position, but wanted your commentry first.
Many thanks for your help.
Since my Q on SPB 6/24, a few key things have changed.
1) can you discuss the key Corp.changes (cut to divi being the most significant) and possible impact to their balance sheet?
2) Has anything changed with regards to Brookfield ownership?
3) What is your ouotlook for the SP given answers above. Looking at the 1 yr chart, it's gone from 10 to 6 so a 50% fib. retracement implies a move back to 8. (That's my back of the napkin assesment.)
I'd like to bring this to a full position, but wanted your commentry first.
Many thanks for your help.
Q: this stock drops 4% only today ( jan. 14 th)... plus a constant downtrend since the Cie change.Is it time to sell with a10% loss on paper ,or is it still considered as a safe and interesting dividend stock ?
Q: Hi Peter and the 5i Team,
PBH continues to be a very frustrating stock which we bought for a RRIF and a TFSA. Even though 5i rates it as a “B” and most analysts rate it highly, for those of us who purchased it when it was trading at much loftier levels, what is it going to take for at least a break-even position?
In the case of the RRIF, PBH was purchased for 96.24 per share. It closed on January 9 with a price of $79.26. When dividends are included, our loss is still $3900.
National Bank rates PBH as “sector perform” with a target price of $99.00. On the 5i website, the stock is trading in a range of $75.67 (year low) and $97.10 (year high). Even with all the positive news surrounding PBH (acquisitions, etc.), the stock is retreating to only $3.59 above its year low.
I read recently that beef prices are at an all-time high. The CBC had a story called “Beef prices hit record high at the grocery store — and on the ranch, too”. Is this somehow holding back PBH?
Is PBH a stock worth holding? Are there any tailwinds on the horizon that could lift PBH out of the doldrums?
Thanks as always for helping me to make informed decisions.
PBH continues to be a very frustrating stock which we bought for a RRIF and a TFSA. Even though 5i rates it as a “B” and most analysts rate it highly, for those of us who purchased it when it was trading at much loftier levels, what is it going to take for at least a break-even position?
In the case of the RRIF, PBH was purchased for 96.24 per share. It closed on January 9 with a price of $79.26. When dividends are included, our loss is still $3900.
National Bank rates PBH as “sector perform” with a target price of $99.00. On the 5i website, the stock is trading in a range of $75.67 (year low) and $97.10 (year high). Even with all the positive news surrounding PBH (acquisitions, etc.), the stock is retreating to only $3.59 above its year low.
I read recently that beef prices are at an all-time high. The CBC had a story called “Beef prices hit record high at the grocery store — and on the ranch, too”. Is this somehow holding back PBH?
Is PBH a stock worth holding? Are there any tailwinds on the horizon that could lift PBH out of the doldrums?
Thanks as always for helping me to make informed decisions.
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First National Financial Corporation (FN $47.98)
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Atrium Mortgage Investment Corporation (AI $11.06)
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Firm Capital Mortgage Investment Corporation (FC $11.66)
Q: Can you explain what a MIC is? what are the benefits and risks? How do you buy them? Any you would recommend?
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Vanguard U.S. Dividend Appreciation Index ETF (VGG $102.91)
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Vanguard U.S. Dividend Appreciation Index ETF (CAD-hedged) (VGH $68.86)
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Vanguard Dividend Appreciation FTF (VIG $215.05)
Q: Good Morning
Is there an unhedged version of VGH ?
Can you recommend any other unhedged ETF similar to VIG but listed in the Toronto Stock Exchange ?
Thank you
Is there an unhedged version of VGH ?
Can you recommend any other unhedged ETF similar to VIG but listed in the Toronto Stock Exchange ?
Thank you
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Royal Bank of Canada (RY $208.51)
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Bank of Nova Scotia (The) (BNS $94.03)
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BCE Inc. (BCE $32.07)
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Sun Life Financial Inc. (SLF $82.48)
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Restaurant Brands International Inc. (QSR $95.37)
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Northland Power Inc. (NPI $18.04)
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North West Company Inc. (The) (NWC $48.07)
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Exchange Income Corporation (EIF $78.01)
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Brookfield Renewable Corporation Class A Exchangeable Subordinate Voting Shares (BEPC $59.02)
Q: These 9 stocks were approximately equally weighted in unregistered dividend account before NPI and BCE took a big dive. The overall yield of the account is around 4.8% which I have been happy with, but the loss of capital in the 2 mentioned is troubling.
Objective of the account is to generate retirement dividend income for the next 5 to 10 years.
Other accounts provide pretty decent diversification by sector / geography / growth etc.
Question 1. Should I take the loss on these two and redeploy into the other holdings?
Question 2. Any glaring omissions in this account which you think I should add in here?
Objective of the account is to generate retirement dividend income for the next 5 to 10 years.
Other accounts provide pretty decent diversification by sector / geography / growth etc.
Question 1. Should I take the loss on these two and redeploy into the other holdings?
Question 2. Any glaring omissions in this account which you think I should add in here?
Q: I note that dividends from this firm may be subject to withholding tax.
Can you name any Canadian companies who pay dividends/distributions in US dollars, and who might NOT be subject to holding tax?
I would prefer it if you knew firms who pay in excess of 5% dividends.
Thanks!
Paul
Can you name any Canadian companies who pay dividends/distributions in US dollars, and who might NOT be subject to holding tax?
I would prefer it if you knew firms who pay in excess of 5% dividends.
Thanks!
Paul
Q: I would like to sell SPB. I have a small position in SOBO so wondered if this is a good replacement for SPB ? This is for a RRSP account .
Thanks
Thanks
Q: How low would this need to go to become attractive. Is the market already suggesting a dividend cut may be on the way?
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Manulife Financial Corporation (MFC $47.66)
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Fairfax Financial Holdings Limited Subordinate Voting Shares (FFH $2,353.02)
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Intact Financial Corporation (IFC $282.38)
Q: Would you please rank the 3 stocks in order of total return going forward. IFC has the best 10year return, but not so more recently. I currently own IFC and I am concerned about the effects of global warming on future performance. I am leaning toward MFC because of its recovered mojo. I sense that MFC is the most conservative play in the group. Thank you
Q: I hold Boralex and would appreciate your analysis of this company for its growth prospects in 2025.
Q: What is yor view on FRU.TO. What do you expect for the year to come?
Q: The company recently sold a few large assets, a recent deal of their non regulated renewable assets and their 42.2% stake in Atlantica. I can’t see $ figures anywhere but with market cap of $2.55 B USD, I’d hope they got a raised a substantial amount.
How does this affect your view on AQN going forward? What is their current debt? I’m holding at a slight loss in a non registered account and ok holding and collecting yield if there is upside.
How does this affect your view on AQN going forward? What is their current debt? I’m holding at a slight loss in a non registered account and ok holding and collecting yield if there is upside.
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Brookfield Renewable Partners L.P. (BEP.UN $40.18)
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Brookfield Infrastructure Partners L.P. (BIP.UN $49.12)
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Brookfield Infrastructure Corporation Class A Exchangeable Subordinate Voting Shares (BIPC $61.84)
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Brookfield Renewable Corporation Class A Exchangeable Subordinate Voting Shares (BEPC $59.02)
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Brookfield Corporation Class A Limited Voting Shares (BN $61.46)
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Brookfield Asset Management Ltd. Class A Limited Voting Shares (BAM $71.19)
Q: I hold BAM, BIP.UN, BIPC, BEP.UN, BEPC and BN in a non registered account. For September and December dividend payments, I noticed that a withholding tax was applied to BIP.UN. For tax purposes, would any of the 6 stocks listed be better off in a registered account?
Q: I was going to buy this last summer around $50 but I was scared off by a barrage vandalism,threats,fires and threats to CEO and another board member.
Looking back now with the stock at $65 and a recent divesture of waste division do you see much upside for this stock price and also do you think my concerns were paranoia or justified. Thanks
Looking back now with the stock at $65 and a recent divesture of waste division do you see much upside for this stock price and also do you think my concerns were paranoia or justified. Thanks
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Quanta Services Inc. (PWR $445.47)
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Brookfield Infrastructure Corporation Class A Exchangeable Subordinate Voting Shares (BIPC $61.84)
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Brookfield Renewable Corporation Class A Exchangeable Subordinate Voting Shares (BEPC $59.02)
Q: Looking to increase exposure to the infrastructure theme by either adding to a 3% position in BIP or taking new position in PWR. Are they too similar to hold both or can holding both add diversification strength to a portfolio? Which one would have greater growth potential over 3-5 year timeframe? Thanks for all you do.
Q: There has been a sudden drop in the price of Brookfield Renewable stock. Any reasons for this? Thanks