Q: Please comment on PWF results. ALSO, with another dividend increase and company buying back stock, how do you view the management overall. Stock has been a bit of a laggard over the past 5 or even 10 years. Do you see this changing?
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TC Energy Corporation (TRP $78.78)
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Fairfax Financial Holdings Limited Subordinate Voting Shares (FFH $2,221.68)
Q: Concerning Canadian Cies (like FFH or TRP ), paying dividends, but getting a significant part of their revenues from the US or from foreign Cies that they own : Do we get the whole tax credit on their dividends ? Or is it only in proportion of the Canadian portion of the Cie ?
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Global X Active Ultra-Short Term Investment Grade Bond ETF (HFR $10.12)
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Purpose Floating Rate Income Fund (FLOT)
Q: I currently have no fixed income. Looking to build this portion using an ETF and GIC's. My thinking is the the ETF could provide a base (liquidity and slightly better yield) with the GIC's providing stability. Considering either HFR or FLOT as the ETF. Which would you prefer or is there are more attractive one in your view? Thanks as always.
Q: Hi there,
i am going into retirement and am looking at reviewing my holdings to generate a bit more income. I currently own XLU in my 401K but the dividend is only 3.1% while the underlying companies often have much higher Dividends. Is there an alternate ETF or would your recommend a basket of utilities and if so can you give me 2 or 3 names - i own BIP, ACQ in my canadian accounts but could hold them in my us as well.
Thanks
i am going into retirement and am looking at reviewing my holdings to generate a bit more income. I currently own XLU in my 401K but the dividend is only 3.1% while the underlying companies often have much higher Dividends. Is there an alternate ETF or would your recommend a basket of utilities and if so can you give me 2 or 3 names - i own BIP, ACQ in my canadian accounts but could hold them in my us as well.
Thanks
Q: I am looking for six Canadian stocks that could be considered core holding to be held for ten years.
These could provide total annual return of 8% in the long run say 10 years. Please do not consider diversification as my portfolio is otherwise diversified, and my risk tolerance is medium.
I always value your opinion.
Raouf
These could provide total annual return of 8% in the long run say 10 years. Please do not consider diversification as my portfolio is otherwise diversified, and my risk tolerance is medium.
I always value your opinion.
Raouf
Q: Is now a good time to take some profits in PPL? Ex Div appears to be Mar 22-19, thus should I wait until Mar 25-19 to trim a 1/2 position in PPL.
Q: Please comment on XTR as an source of income and diversification ie, is it a good retirement holding?
Morningstar classifies it as a high risk ETF-do you agree? Would it move downward say like an XHY if the market declines? Is the distribution safe?
What types of taxation is applied given its a mixed bag of holdings and therefore what account would you favor to hold it in?
Thanks
Jeff
Morningstar classifies it as a high risk ETF-do you agree? Would it move downward say like an XHY if the market declines? Is the distribution safe?
What types of taxation is applied given its a mixed bag of holdings and therefore what account would you favor to hold it in?
Thanks
Jeff
Q: Hi Guys
Does it make sense to own more than one pipeline?
Many thxs
Does it make sense to own more than one pipeline?
Many thxs
Q: Has Pizza Pizza risk increased since your comment in November? Is the decrease in March a concern?
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Bank of Nova Scotia (The) (BNS $102.08)
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Laurentian Bank of Canada (LB $40.00)
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Canadian Tire Corporation Limited (CTC $224.15)
Q: I am considering purchase of one of the following 3, CTC, BNS, LB.
If one were to analyze the decision to purchase one of the 3 according to dividends only.
The question is spending 100 000 dollars to purchase any given one of the 3 today, along with the following assumptions, hold x 10 years, no dividend cuts and ongoing ANNUAL dividend growth at present rate (based on present dividend and last years' dividend growth)
CTC present dividend 1.038 dividend growth last year 13 %
BNS present dividend 0.87 and dividend growth last year 5.9%
LB present dividend 0.65 and dividend growth last year 4.2%
At the end of 10 years, WHAT WOULD MY DIVIDEND FOR EACH be in dollars ?
(I can't seem to get the math right and can't find a website calculator to help me.)
Your opinion about the PROS AND CONS of my approach to dividend investing would also be welcome.
If one were to analyze the decision to purchase one of the 3 according to dividends only.
The question is spending 100 000 dollars to purchase any given one of the 3 today, along with the following assumptions, hold x 10 years, no dividend cuts and ongoing ANNUAL dividend growth at present rate (based on present dividend and last years' dividend growth)
CTC present dividend 1.038 dividend growth last year 13 %
BNS present dividend 0.87 and dividend growth last year 5.9%
LB present dividend 0.65 and dividend growth last year 4.2%
At the end of 10 years, WHAT WOULD MY DIVIDEND FOR EACH be in dollars ?
(I can't seem to get the math right and can't find a website calculator to help me.)
Your opinion about the PROS AND CONS of my approach to dividend investing would also be welcome.
Q: I have been ignoring my RSP for years now , and I will have to do the Riff conversion in 2 years. I have a collection of failed stocks and $200,000 in cash sitting in 1 1/2% interest cash in my RSP .Yesterday I committed to buying the NPI offering , but my broker says I can change that to my margin acct or TFSA if I do it right away . If I clean it up , what equity names might you suggest for my RSP and where should the NPI go ? With 5% yield , is it an income stock ?
Thankyou ...
Thankyou ...
Q: I am interested in the 2 stock s listed ,which would you prefer ? Or would both be safe for my income portfolio thx.
Q: Hi
Please help me with a 100,000 foot scan of the telco space. The hypothesis is the Cdn. Telcos are extremely vulnerable to the combined threat of cord cutting and streaming. Customers cancel cable, stream their entertainment with unlimited choice via ROKU. Telcos suffer. Our nice dividend growers fade.
Is it too soon to sell? Appreciate your take.
Thanks Frank
Please help me with a 100,000 foot scan of the telco space. The hypothesis is the Cdn. Telcos are extremely vulnerable to the combined threat of cord cutting and streaming. Customers cancel cable, stream their entertainment with unlimited choice via ROKU. Telcos suffer. Our nice dividend growers fade.
Is it too soon to sell? Appreciate your take.
Thanks Frank
Q: NPI ended the day on Mar. 19: Last: $23.36 C, Change: -2.38 -9.25 %.
First, can you explain this price decline? Second, would you say this stock is a screaming BUY at this price?
First, can you explain this price decline? Second, would you say this stock is a screaming BUY at this price?
Q: Hi, can you give me some top picks where the distributions are deemed return of capital, at least 5 % .thx Jack.
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Methanex Corporation (MX $64.77)
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Chemtrade Logistics Income Fund (CHE.UN $15.51)
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Nutrien Ltd. (NTR $97.03)
Q: Good morning. I've been riding this loser CHE.UN for some time and have noted your previous comments on same. I think I should sell now and take my lumps. Where should I reinvest in this sector, with dividends and potential for growth. Thanks
Q: Further to my question about undervalued Canadian dividend paying "blue chip" equity, what do you think of Canadian Tire?
1. Does it fit the above criteria, if not why
2.Present value, is P/E the right way of assessing
3.Immediate risk of further decline for CTC specifically or its' sector
thank you
Ernie
1. Does it fit the above criteria, if not why
2.Present value, is P/E the right way of assessing
3.Immediate risk of further decline for CTC specifically or its' sector
thank you
Ernie
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CI Financial Corp. (CIX $31.99)
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Manulife Floating Rate Senior Loan Fund Class A Units (MFR.UN $5.92)
Q: Hello,
Most of our Cdn equities are individual blue-chip dividend stocks and our US equities (25%) are mostly SPY. Those are doing ok I guess, though together only slightly better than our GIC's to be frank. Two of our holdings, which we've held for close to a decade, are still not good as noted below. When I asked about these before, I think you recommended continued patience as has our IA too. Your thoughts at this time please?
Holding Book Value Market Value DRIP
CIX $30k $16k Yes
MFR.UN $181k $154k ?
Most of our Cdn equities are individual blue-chip dividend stocks and our US equities (25%) are mostly SPY. Those are doing ok I guess, though together only slightly better than our GIC's to be frank. Two of our holdings, which we've held for close to a decade, are still not good as noted below. When I asked about these before, I think you recommended continued patience as has our IA too. Your thoughts at this time please?
Holding Book Value Market Value DRIP
CIX $30k $16k Yes
MFR.UN $181k $154k ?
Q: Hi 5i, I currently have 3 U.S. stocks now. Bank of America, Jpmorgan and Pfizer. Would like to add 1 or 2 more, thinking along the lines of a stock like Aqn ( just the quality doesn’t have to be in the category) just to let you know I’m up 117% on Aqn because of your recommendation sometime ago. So looking for decent growth, nice dividend and my time horizon is very long term.
Thx
Gerry
Thx
Gerry
Q: Your income portfolio has very interesting companies. My question is which of these companies would be considered dividend growers and is it true that dividend grower over time have outperformed growth stocks...thanks for the great service ...Gene