Q: I've been looking over FRU since I saw your most recent answer to a Q about it. Seems remarkable the it is now trading at a price last seen in 2000! It is trading below it's 2008 low. My question is: Considering that oil is a declining asset has this company managed to increase its land holdings in oil over the last 20 years or is it on a slow decline? Also, how did it perform in the 2008 Great Recession?
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Q: A guest of BNN suggested that seniors looking for yield should consider the larger US Industrials. He feels that the Industrial sector is already in recession and priced lower that results in good yields. Need to select ones with ability to continue paying dividend thru a rough patch.
Could you suggest ones that align with this theory.
Could you suggest ones that align with this theory.
Q: Any news to account for the weakness in the share price.Thought this might be a little bit defensive in nature.
Q: Hi team
I am in a bit of a quandary, I bought ala a while ago, before they cut the dividend, my average cost is about $ 29, I know the old saying it doesn't matter what you paid for it, its the present that counts, I have it in a tax free account. I am thinking about selling some of it and buying vet, higher yield, but Lord knows that it could be cut at any time regardless of the management says they wont. I also feel that it has a better chance of capital gains in the future. How do you feel about this plan
Thanks
I am in a bit of a quandary, I bought ala a while ago, before they cut the dividend, my average cost is about $ 29, I know the old saying it doesn't matter what you paid for it, its the present that counts, I have it in a tax free account. I am thinking about selling some of it and buying vet, higher yield, but Lord knows that it could be cut at any time regardless of the management says they wont. I also feel that it has a better chance of capital gains in the future. How do you feel about this plan
Thanks
Q: hello 5i:
the railroads are beginning to look a little more interesting to me. While I still think we need at least another 5% taken from the price to become very interested, I wish to know which you'd pick today, knowing you go back and forth on them (you last chose CN in mid-August), and WHY you'd choose the one you do.
thanks
Paul L
the railroads are beginning to look a little more interesting to me. While I still think we need at least another 5% taken from the price to become very interested, I wish to know which you'd pick today, knowing you go back and forth on them (you last chose CN in mid-August), and WHY you'd choose the one you do.
thanks
Paul L
Q: Good day intrepid advisors. I have questions on Eif. What are the most recent short positions please? Could you comment on their new acquisitions? ( and share issue). How do think the share price will react in near term and one year out barring any disasters. Thank you so much
Q: I have not invested in the Brookfield group of companies as I do not understand their corporate structure. Could you help by explaining their structure? Thanks
Q: This is a follow up to Rajeev's question regarding AQN. Although I have not yet contacted TD, it appears they are offering access to some of the new issue. It is listed on their WebBroker site under New Issues as open, with price to be determined in US $.
Dawn
Dawn
Q: Looking for your expert analysis of MIC and do you see any tailwinds for them as they approach their earnings call at the end of this month or another negative report?
Buy, sell or hold
Thx Gary
Buy, sell or hold
Thx Gary
Q: Hi, Has the company set a price and date for the secondary offering of 21.5 mln shares ? Do you see any impact on current share price and is it worth buying the secondary ? Thanks
Q: I hold Enterprise Product Partners in my RRSP account. I own this because the US seems less risky to pipelines in general. They announced further expansion with added capacity into 2021 and 2022. I know you don't cover US stocks but wonder if you could comment on debt levels, dividend coverage, etc.
Thanks for the fine service you provide
Thanks for the fine service you provide
Q: Would you consider ala for tax loss selling. If sell is your recommendation what would you replace it with or buy back in 30 days. In a balanced portfolio.
Q: Would appreciate an analysis of SPH in regards to dividend safety, growth expectations and any upcoming tail or headwinds. Buy,sell or hold and do you see any resemblance to Superior Plus.
Thx Gary
Thx Gary
Q: Have been watching signet for a few months now and it looks like it has good momentum and fundamentals. Am thinking of taking profit in Blackstone and redeploying the cash for dividends and growth. What is your assessment of SIG and would appreciate a few more names to replace BX.
Thanks as always Gary
Thanks as always Gary
Q: Follow closely your balanced portfolio. Thinking of selling gud for aqn. What do you think. Thanks as always. T steve
Q: Dear 5i,
I currently hold BIP in my USD account because it pays dividends in USD.
When the proposed share split is implemented;
1. What happens if one holds BIP in a USD account?
2. What happens if one holds BIP.UN in a CDN account?
3. Should I "journal" BIP to my CDN account prior to the split?
I'm afraid I didn't understand the bulletin on the Brookfield site.
thanks
I currently hold BIP in my USD account because it pays dividends in USD.
When the proposed share split is implemented;
1. What happens if one holds BIP in a USD account?
2. What happens if one holds BIP.UN in a CDN account?
3. Should I "journal" BIP to my CDN account prior to the split?
I'm afraid I didn't understand the bulletin on the Brookfield site.
thanks
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Manulife Financial Corporation Non-Cumulative Class A Preferred Shares Series 2 (MFC.PR.B)
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Bank of Montreal 5-Year Rate Reset Class B Preferred Shares Series 46 (NVCC) (BMO.PR.F)
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Toronto Dominion Bank - FXDFR PRF PERPETUAL CAD 25 - Ser 24 (NVCC) (TD.PF..M)
Q: with maybe future rates cutes in the US is it good to keep these ?
Q: I own both of these companies. Looking to increase my exposure to renewable energy companies. Looking to the future, do you see any greater upside in share price for either one or should I just increase my investment in each one? Do you know of any other Canadian companies that are comparable or may even have more chance of increasing in value as we move forward. Both of these companies are held in my RRIF account. Thanks for your much respected advice.
Q: Can you explain a bit more about what is going to happen with the upcoming stock split? This is what I've seen so far: "Currently, unitholders are expected to receive 0.11 BIPC shares for each unit held of Brookfield Infrastructure (i.e., one BIPC class A share for every nine Brookfield Infrastructure units held) in the form of a special distribution." Also do you know when this will take place? Thanks!
Q: In January '19 I pivoted my portfolio to a defensive strategy which has let me sleep at night while returning 8.1% YTD through the end of September. But I also have kept about 30% cash in reserve. I am now doing a deep dive with a view to deploying that cash but all my defensive standbys all have sky high valuations. Thus, two questions:
1. Can you recommend any solid defensive, dividend paying stocks whose valuations are not through the roof? - I have the banks covered.
2. On a contrarian level can you recommend any energy stocks best poised to profit if/when that sector ever turns? A dividend payer is appreciated.
Thank you
Kim
1. Can you recommend any solid defensive, dividend paying stocks whose valuations are not through the roof? - I have the banks covered.
2. On a contrarian level can you recommend any energy stocks best poised to profit if/when that sector ever turns? A dividend payer is appreciated.
Thank you
Kim