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.
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Q: In your opinion, what is the risk that KPT will cut its dividend in the near future?
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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?
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Enbridge Inc. (ENB)
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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: Which utilities are a good buy in current market conditions.
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Q: Does the team at 5i have any insight why the ETF Dividend 15 (DFN-T) is down so dramatically in the past week?
Q: Good Day to you All
Would you consider this ETF as a good place to be in the present stock market
thanks in advance for your advice georges
Would you consider this ETF as a good place to be in the present stock market
thanks in advance for your advice georges
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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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Chartwell Retirement Residences (CSH.UN)
Q: Good morning
Based on current climate and uncertainty, I started to liquidate some holding or at least profits over the last few weeks....about 30% cash...however, I would like to place some cash in income producing stocks (REIT/XHY) or other such stable stocks...I fully understand we are in volatile market..but was wondering which you would recommend 5 or 6 names for income with what we would be considered less volatile in this environment..+4%..yields...when things settle will deploy back into my core holdings...thanks
Based on current climate and uncertainty, I started to liquidate some holding or at least profits over the last few weeks....about 30% cash...however, I would like to place some cash in income producing stocks (REIT/XHY) or other such stable stocks...I fully understand we are in volatile market..but was wondering which you would recommend 5 or 6 names for income with what we would be considered less volatile in this environment..+4%..yields...when things settle will deploy back into my core holdings...thanks
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Global X Active Ultra-Short Term Investment Grade Bond ETF (HFR)
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Vanguard Dividend Appreciation FTF (VIG)
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iShares Floating Rate Bond ETF (FLOT)
Q: What's your view of continuing to hold VIG in the near to medium term? I'm thinking there could be an increasing amount of pressure on it and its constituent companies as higher bond yields are actually materializing and are making VIG's 1.84% dividend look anemic by comparison. Is there an alternative holding/strategy you might recommend in its place during this period?
Q: Looking for fixed income exposure (Canadian). One or two ETFs if possible. What impact should we expect of rising rates on these ETFs? Thanks.
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AltaGas Ltd. (ALA)
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Artis Real Estate Investment Trust (AX.UN)
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Whitecap Resources Inc. (WCP)
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Western Forest Products Inc. (WEF)
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Crius Energy Trust (KWH.UN)
Q: These are my current doggies by % loss and have been for a while. Can you recommend replacement(s) or would you suggest just holding?
Carl
Carl
Q: Ryan your answer as to who is responsible for the dividend debacle on bep Is this .Brookfeid pays into the CDC for all Canadian held at a converted rate in Canada dollars it is then allocated to the Canadian brokerage houses in Canadian dollars the reconverted back to US dollars .the is brookfeild and not the brokerage firms .i can’t tell you the hours I spent on this crap .
This stock is not worth the effort
Stan
This stock is not worth the effort
Stan
Q: Hello 5i
Do you think that dividend payers will ever come back into fashion. I know they were at elevated levels with ultra low interest rates but has the market over reacted to these stocks? Am I safe with a 10 year time line to stick with stocks like ala,enb,bce,dol and bns for example?
Thanks.
Do you think that dividend payers will ever come back into fashion. I know they were at elevated levels with ultra low interest rates but has the market over reacted to these stocks? Am I safe with a 10 year time line to stick with stocks like ala,enb,bce,dol and bns for example?
Thanks.
Q: do you think RME is a good buy at this level any reason for the weakness
Q: Good morning...moving forward what impact will the increasing bond yields and interest rates over the next 6 months....by order what industry categories are considered on a downward trend? Also, for the next 6 months what would you say are the 8 stocks in 5i portfolio's that you think will be (temporarily)harmed by the rising rates and yields over the next few months..
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Q: I am thinking about swapping BEI for SIA based on return, 2% vs 5.4%. Is this a good time? I am retired and living entirely on dividend income.
Q: Regarding Bonds,
I just wanted to clarify if I got this concept right. With interest rates increasing and a few more planned increases over the next year..The bond prices decrease as the yield increases..So if one can predict with some certainty the expected increase in rates will stop..is that the only time when bond purchases are beneficial?
Brookfield, and Berkshire have purchased solid assets at bargain prices over time. I own full positions in both of these but for a longterm would you consider these as a replacement to fixed investement allocation. If you agree I would double the positions to 10% each. Thanks for your insight.
Shyam
I just wanted to clarify if I got this concept right. With interest rates increasing and a few more planned increases over the next year..The bond prices decrease as the yield increases..So if one can predict with some certainty the expected increase in rates will stop..is that the only time when bond purchases are beneficial?
Brookfield, and Berkshire have purchased solid assets at bargain prices over time. I own full positions in both of these but for a longterm would you consider these as a replacement to fixed investement allocation. If you agree I would double the positions to 10% each. Thanks for your insight.
Shyam
Q: I have some questions on Altagas. Would a person be better to buy ACI later this month, because it should have better growth(propane export).
Also, If I were to buy Altagas now , is there not a fair chance of the dividend being cut, because of reduced cash flow(selling Canadian assets). Would you please comment on these aspects. Will ACI have a dividend and how much.
TSGI I was thinking of selling for tax purposes and would like to buy back after 30 days.. Do you know when the next report will be out, I thought perhaps in the middle of Nov.. Thanks in advance Love your service Earl
Also, If I were to buy Altagas now , is there not a fair chance of the dividend being cut, because of reduced cash flow(selling Canadian assets). Would you please comment on these aspects. Will ACI have a dividend and how much.
TSGI I was thinking of selling for tax purposes and would like to buy back after 30 days.. Do you know when the next report will be out, I thought perhaps in the middle of Nov.. Thanks in advance Love your service Earl
Q: Would you please provide your perspective on this stock for a retired, income oriented investor. Juicy 17% dividend is hard to resist .... Thanks.
Q: I recently read a article in the Globe and Mail about companies on the TSX that have a PEG ratio of less than 1.0. CHR was included in this article. It had a PEG ratio of 0.4. I realize there are many criteria to consider when investing but PEG ratio is one that I think is important. Based on his information CHR is either a screaming buy or the earnings growth rate is way out of whack. Which do you think and would you recommend CHR for long term investment (5 years or more)?
Q: I would like your update on ZST in this current market THX Mike