Q: Hi, I'm new to your site and have a question about your recent increase of 2% in the company AD. When you added AD on September 21 the PE was at 55. I know that we can't judge a company by just the PE but wouldn't that mean that the company is somewhat overvalued? Thanks.
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Q: Hi
Do you have any comments re DIV, especially is it OK to Buy, and how sound is the Dividend?
Thanks
John
Do you have any comments re DIV, especially is it OK to Buy, and how sound is the Dividend?
Thanks
John
Q: Comments. Ray,a upgraded by TD to Buy & $11(previous $10.50)TP.Average price $11.67, FTS increased its dividend. However both stocks dropped today
Q: RESP Question: My oldest son has 4 years to go until university and my youngest 7 years. I have $28,000 saved so far in an RESP and all is currently in a low yield interest fund. Can you give me a few suggestions on investments considering the time horizon? I was thinking Telus, BNS and maybe Enbridge. Thoughts?
Q: How do I buy bonds? Can I achieve the same goal through ETFs?
- iShares S&P/TSX Canadian Preferred Share Index ETF (CPD)
- iShares 1-5 Year Laddered Corporate Bond Index ETF (CBO)
- iShares U.S. High Yield Bond Index ETF (CAD-Hedged) (XHY)
Q: Hi All at 5i! I am working at establishing a more stable portion to my portfolio in the form of bond and preferred ETFs. I require four that pay me a dividend and have so far chosen CPD, XHY and CBO and would welcome a fourth ( or more) suggestion. Could you please help me with this. Cheers, Tamara
Q: About 25% of my non-registered portfolio is in US dollars. Other than currency risk, is there any disadvantage to buying Canadian dividend stocks listed on US exchanges, such as the banks, utilities, etc. As an income oriented investor that seems preferable to US dividend stocks which have less favourable tax treatment for Canadians.
Q: I would like your opinion on DFN. Would you buy on the dip? Thx.
Q: Hi 5i team.
I'm primarily an income oriented investor and have over half of my portfolio in cash right now due to selling a house. I have a full position (which is 4% for me) of ENB (through ENB and ENF). I'm thinking of adding gradually building a full position in TRP as well. Do you see enough difference in the two pipeline companies to justify owning both and is 8% too heavy for that sector.
Thanks
Peter
I'm primarily an income oriented investor and have over half of my portfolio in cash right now due to selling a house. I have a full position (which is 4% for me) of ENB (through ENB and ENF). I'm thinking of adding gradually building a full position in TRP as well. Do you see enough difference in the two pipeline companies to justify owning both and is 8% too heavy for that sector.
Thanks
Peter
Q: Being retired we look to invest in long term stable companies with a reliable growing dividend. We own a few hundred shares of CU. The share price is lower than it has been for a very long time! We are wondering if you think the low share price offers a good opportunity to purchase some more shares or are there looming issues that could be problematic in the future. CU is part of our utility sector holdings.
Thank you.
Thank you.
Q: hi there,
Can't seem to bring this stock up from the database. I am looking for a bit of income in the US and have been looking at a few of the Pimco funds. The high yield is a bit scary but its 5 year track record seems impressive. Thoughts?
Can't seem to bring this stock up from the database. I am looking for a bit of income in the US and have been looking at a few of the Pimco funds. The high yield is a bit scary but its 5 year track record seems impressive. Thoughts?
- AltaGas Ltd. (ALA)
- NFI Group Inc. (NFI)
- Transcontinental Inc. Class A Subordinate Voting Shares (TCL.A)
Q: Considering tax loss selling NFI and TCL (and possibly ALA) then waiting 30+ days to rebuy. Using TurboTax, the loss saves me 15%. Does your crystal ball foresee any quick rebound potential for these 3 stocks that would cause me to rethink this strategy? Thanks...Steve
Q: Hi. What's your take on Artis. Great yield at 9% due largely to the drop in the share price.. Is it buyable for growth and income at this level? Any concerns?
Many thanks
GUY
Many thanks
GUY
Q: I currently hold POW and PWF and am considering ditching one ( or both) of these in favour of FSZ. Is this a reasonable move and , if so, which one would you suggest
selling ? Thanks , Joe
selling ? Thanks , Joe
- Enbridge Inc. (ENB)
- Manulife Financial Corporation (MFC)
- Fortis Inc. (FTS)
- AltaGas Ltd. (ALA)
- Emera Incorporated (EMA)
- Northland Power Inc. (NPI)
Q: I am largely an income investor and hold the above stocks for their dividends. I am concerned that some of them may have high levels of debt and will be negatively impacted by higher interest rates. Can you advise which are the most and least indebted companies, and whether higher interest charges could threaten their dividends? Thanks.
Q: I am sitting with a 20% loss - would you sell, hold or buy more. Please elaborate on you recommendation
Q: It seems like FLOT, MFT have not seen the dramatic price drop as XBB and CBO even though XBB and CBO have the lower yield. Could you comment as to why? For new money in the present market what would you suggest? Thanks for your service.
Q: In your opinion, what is the risk that KPT will cut its dividend in the near future?
Thanks!
Thanks!
Q: Hello,
My reading of Morningstar.ca shows dividends have been the same at $1.20 since 2012, which would at least suggest consistency.
Today's price has fallen below the 2016 lows. What are the chances of a cut in dividend?
My reading of Morningstar.ca shows dividends have been the same at $1.20 since 2012, which would at least suggest consistency.
Today's price has fallen below the 2016 lows. What are the chances of a cut in dividend?
- Enbridge Inc. (ENB)
- Fortis Inc. (FTS)
- Brookfield Renewable Partners L.P. (BEP.UN)
- Algonquin Power & Utilities Corp. (AQN)
Q: Which utilities are a good buy in current market conditions.
Thanks
Thanks