Q: I own 1410 shares of BCE and 1435 shares of Rogers in a Riff. In order to reduce the number of stocks that I am holding I would like to combine these share into one of the above. Which stock would you suggest I sell. Thanks. Ernie
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Q: Could you please comment on their results?
Does it make sense to hold both Telus and AT&T.
Thanks,
Milan
Does it make sense to hold both Telus and AT&T.
Thanks,
Milan
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Bank of Nova Scotia (The) (BNS)
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BCE Inc. (BCE)
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Enbridge Inc. (ENB)
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iShares S&P/TSX Canadian Preferred Share Index ETF (CPD)
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Hydro One Limited (H)
Q: Hello . My house is paid off. I would like to set up a reverse mortgage or home equity loan to cover the cost of running it. Which 5 dividend payers would you recommend for my project? Is my plan reasonable and which is better home equity loan or reverse mortgage? Much thanks for your excellent service.
Q: Hi Peter, would like to buy a pipeline between this 2 . Any thoughts? Thanks. Alnoor
Q: Can you suggest the top three picks from your income portfolio that are cheap to buy today?
Q: Do you think the dividend is sustainable
Q: What are your thoughts about KML for the dividend and some growth over the next couple of years? Is the dividend relatively safe?
Q: AD is now paying a 9% dividend which makes it very tempting. I have been investing a long time and have generally found high yield dividend stocks often disappoint. On the other hand I also understand that there are moments where the market will misprice stock values and create opportunity.
So in the case of AD am I correct that holding the stock (which I do) is reasonable and that the stock should appreciate to a value supporting a 4 to 6% yield.
On the other side, at a 9% yield the general market does not share my view and I think predicts a material event or dividend cut.
I have a long time frame and high risk tolerance.
So my question is when does the high yield give you cause for concern?
Thanks John
So in the case of AD am I correct that holding the stock (which I do) is reasonable and that the stock should appreciate to a value supporting a 4 to 6% yield.
On the other side, at a 9% yield the general market does not share my view and I think predicts a material event or dividend cut.
I have a long time frame and high risk tolerance.
So my question is when does the high yield give you cause for concern?
Thanks John
Q: Hi,
Wondering what you think of Rogers at these levels? Although I'm not a fan of them missing earnings per share estimates due to bad Blue Jay trades, I'm curious what you think of their 5G investments. Thanks, Steven
Wondering what you think of Rogers at these levels? Although I'm not a fan of them missing earnings per share estimates due to bad Blue Jay trades, I'm curious what you think of their 5G investments. Thanks, Steven
Q: With talk about banning huawei, should I be concerned in owning any telco stocks for the next 12 months. Maybe an opurtunity to buy on a dip if it happens. No idea what effect it could have financialy on these companies other then investor reaction on the stock price
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Fortis Inc. (FTS)
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Brookfield Renewable Partners L.P. (BEP.UN)
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Algonquin Power & Utilities Corp. (AQN)
Q: I am looking to increase my Utilities sector to 10% ;currently have BEP.UN at 5% and FTS at 3%. I just reviewed both companies 2018 Annual Reports and noted FTS 's Revenue Growth ,Earnings and ROE are all lower relative to 2017 whereas BEP.UN(although a smaller company ) increased in all areas relative to 2017. With this information I am not inclined to invest further in FTS and in fact I am wondering if I should take profit from my Fortis (in RRSP) and then diversify in a third utlity. Second question -what other utility would you recommend at this time? Thank you for your time.
Q: The various parts of the Power Financial conglomerate are coming back to life after languishing since 2008. Which companies would be the best choice for a buy and hold strategy lasting at least 2-3 years? Thank you.
Walter
Walter
Q: Hi Guys, I believe you have deemed both these high paying dividend companies to be of a higher risk nature. Do you believe one to be less riskier than the other and why. Thanks and good day. Alan
Q: What is your analysis of these 2 companies. Are they buy-able for the next 1-2 years and which one would you prefer or would you pass on them.
Thanks Gary
Thanks Gary
Q: Hi Guys,
I hold 500 shares of BCE in 3 accounts RRSP, NON REGISTERED & HOLDING CO ( 1500 total shares )
Average price is 54.00.
With the recent drop in RCI & the fact that it hasn’t kept up in the last 6 months with BCE or TELUS would selling the BCE positions to buy RCI or TELUS make any sense.
Thank you!
Nick
I hold 500 shares of BCE in 3 accounts RRSP, NON REGISTERED & HOLDING CO ( 1500 total shares )
Average price is 54.00.
With the recent drop in RCI & the fact that it hasn’t kept up in the last 6 months with BCE or TELUS would selling the BCE positions to buy RCI or TELUS make any sense.
Thank you!
Nick
Q: Can you direct me to the list of Canadian companies paying dividends in $ US.
Q: Hello Team,
After the parent company, which of the Brookfield companies would be your favourite in terms of total return and why.
Thank You,
Barry
After the parent company, which of the Brookfield companies would be your favourite in terms of total return and why.
Thank You,
Barry
Q: Hi am looking for a couple of recommendations for conservative dividend growing Canadian stocks and would like to shy away from utilities and those sectors that might be more interest rate sensitive. I already have good exposure to banks. Would appreciate any ideas you have. Thank you. Bill
Q: Given the recent pullback, would you step into AD today?
Q: What are your thoughts on the comments on Ad and the dramatic share drop? I thought they were getting back ona much steadier foundation.