Q: Please comment on recent Q of Ray.a & going forward.Reportedly increasing Q dividend & buy back shares.Is it still a hold or add to my1.5% position(p/p $9.10)Thanks for u usual great services & views
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Q: Which would you choose, Verizon or Telus? Currency is not an issue for me.
Thank you,
Alex
Thank you,
Alex
Q: Good morning...I am trying to find information on the dividend tax credit for individuals with no other income...it was explained that it was for all individuals ...my understanding that those individual that have no other income but dividends are treated if holding Canadian corporations...can you confirm or do you have a link for better understanding...Thanks
Q: Hi 5i
I'm looking to increase both industrials and telecoms. Any suggestions (CDN and/or US) for me to consider at this time (including reason please)?
Thanks
Mike
I'm looking to increase both industrials and telecoms. Any suggestions (CDN and/or US) for me to consider at this time (including reason please)?
Thanks
Mike
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Royal Bank of Canada (RY $238.10)
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Toronto-Dominion Bank (The) (TD $139.26)
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Bank of Nova Scotia (The) (BNS $100.94)
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Bank of Montreal (BMO $199.97)
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National Bank of Canada (NA $195.28)
Q: I own the Canadian bank stocks listed above with BNS, RY and TD each having a 6% weighting and NA 3.5% and BMO about 2%. Overall my Canadian bank weighting is over 20% of my portfolio, mostly a result of inheriting my father's income portfolio. I want to trim my overall weighting, which bank(s) would you trim.
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Royal Bank of Canada (RY $238.10)
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Toronto-Dominion Bank (The) (TD $139.26)
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BCE Inc. (BCE $32.61)
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Enbridge Inc. (ENB $75.66)
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Sun Life Financial Inc. (SLF $90.44)
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Fortis Inc. (FTS $80.19)
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Emera Incorporated (EMA $74.34)
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Northland Power Inc. (NPI $24.13)
Q: I hold all of the above in roughly equal weight in the income portion of my portfolio. The first three are at roughly breakeven, the latter five are up, two of them over 20%, as economic conditions have weakened. I am wondering why I don't simplify life by selling them all and buying the PDC ETF which provides greater diversification and has a dividend yield of 4.59%. I realize that 25% of PDC is in energy but mostly safer pipelines. Would this be a good move or am I better off to keep what I have?
Q: Hi, I was just curious how your income portfolio works and how often dividends are payed out? What kind of monthly income would you see with a similar spread starting out with about 40K?
Thanks
Thanks
Q: Which one would 5i prefer, VIG vs DGRO?
Thanks!
lil
Thanks!
lil
Q: With 10 year Canadian bond yields sub 1.50% ( call it the risk free rate) why are dividend stocks also experiencing weakness? I noticed the yield on many of my blue chip dividend growers rising. It seems the spread between the RFR and dividend yields is widening, is this an opportunity or is risk really increasing?
Q: I've owned this one for quite a while; however, it is a very complex organism as witnessed when I do my income tax return every year. I realize that this position should have been in a registered account. My question: is this still a good solid holding? They just reported with low EPS per unit; but, it looks like FFO was very good and carries more weight than EPS does for a regular company.
Q: PIF has taken it on the chin in the last coupld of days. The only news I see is the final cancellation of the proposed Nicaraguan canal project. Do you see other news that relates to the company? Is the cancellation of the Nicaraguan canal actually germaine to the situtation for PIF or is this just a case of long-distance investors getting jittery on any local bad news? Thaqnk-you.
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Brookfield Property Partners L.P. (BPY $18.59)
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Brookfield Infrastructure Partners LP Limited Partnership Units (BIP $36.92)
Q: Good morning
May I have your comments on the earning please cheers
May I have your comments on the earning please cheers
Q: Time to rebalance my portfolio. BCE has increased to almost 7% of my portfolio (4% in RRSP and 3% in Investment accounts). Is this too overweight and should I trim back? Which account, or both, and by how much? Can you suggest another communications/telecom stock to redeploy the funds? I also own Verizon at about a 1% of portfolio holding.
I am primarily a conservative investor, a few years from retirement, with a tilt to growing dividends.
Many thanks!
I am primarily a conservative investor, a few years from retirement, with a tilt to growing dividends.
Many thanks!
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Johnson & Johnson (JNJ $238.87)
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Extendicare Inc. (EXE $29.56)
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Medical Facilities Corporation (DR $17.09)
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Sienna Senior Living Inc. (SIA $22.98)
Q: Hi Peter & Ryan, I’m very light in the healthcare sector after recently selling JNJ. I rely on dividends to supplement my pension income and was looking at DR:CA, EXE:CA and SIA:CA. Can you please comment on each of these, quality of the companies, management, safety of the dividend etc. Feel free to suggest other names not listed Canadian or US. Dividend payers preferred. ( I already hold csh.un and used to own sis). Thanks. Mario
Q: comments please on the quarter Thx
Q: Could you recommend a couple of US large company dividend paying stocks, a couple of years ago you recommended 3M and United Technologies which I have been happy with.
Thanks
Thanks
Q: Hello Peter,
How do you view the earnings report from Altagas? Do you think it was better than what market has priced for? My conundrum is this. With a 4.7% dividend and an average price estimate of 22.10 we are looking at an approx return of 10% with the risk factor reduced considerably - rate cut by BoC, current quarter performance and deleveraging. However, I can take a tax loss and put the money in BEP which I do not own. What would you suggest?
On FSZ, you have a B+ rating for a dividend in excess of 7% and above average growth prospect within the sector. An answer to a question recently, you seem to think that it is strictly income. When I look at the average analyst price estimates of 15, that is about 40% upside. With the dividend factored in, that would be a steal. I have held it for a few years and down on it a bit. Even if you do not agree with the analysts on price, would you still factor in some growth and hence would you modify your opinion - buy for dividend, stability, growth and a 15-20% total return?
Appreciate your opinion as always.
Regards
How do you view the earnings report from Altagas? Do you think it was better than what market has priced for? My conundrum is this. With a 4.7% dividend and an average price estimate of 22.10 we are looking at an approx return of 10% with the risk factor reduced considerably - rate cut by BoC, current quarter performance and deleveraging. However, I can take a tax loss and put the money in BEP which I do not own. What would you suggest?
On FSZ, you have a B+ rating for a dividend in excess of 7% and above average growth prospect within the sector. An answer to a question recently, you seem to think that it is strictly income. When I look at the average analyst price estimates of 15, that is about 40% upside. With the dividend factored in, that would be a steal. I have held it for a few years and down on it a bit. Even if you do not agree with the analysts on price, would you still factor in some growth and hence would you modify your opinion - buy for dividend, stability, growth and a 15-20% total return?
Appreciate your opinion as always.
Regards
Q: Your comments on ALTA Gas second quarter results and outlook for the share price please.
Thank you!
Thank you!
Q: Your opinion on AltaGas 2nd quarter results please?
Q: Any specific reason for SIA breakout?