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Q: Hi
Do you know when ENB plans to buy ENF? And, please advise your favorite Canadian dividend grower that yields over 4.5 %. I, like others, will be overweight ENB when this deal consumates. So I will need a replacement. Thanks Frank
Read Answer Asked by Frank on July 23, 2018
Q: Would you support buying CU for income at this time? Is the price likely to decline further? As of today, the stock price is close to it's 52 week low of $30.80. I'm attracted to the 4.73% yield and the 10% dividend increases. If not CU, what else looks like an attractive buy for a longterm dividend income portfolio. (No banks please. I have plenty of bank stocks.)
Read Answer Asked by Helen on July 20, 2018
Q: Hi thinking of adding to either ax.un ,kwh.un , DR or hot.un which of these do you think the div is the safest and has some upside potential thanks
Read Answer Asked by Dale on July 20, 2018
Q: My 20 year old son has been building a portfolio based on your balanced portfolio with the occasional growth substitution (like TV for TECK, SHOP for CLS...). He is in university and has funds to cover the next three years. His portfolio is heavy in technology (30%) as that is what he understands the most and where he is comfortable. He holds 17 positions and is missing the following: AEM, WEF, WSP, CAE, BYD, ENB, PKI WCP. He has funds to add one position today and two more in the next couple of months. Suggestions would be appreciated. Currently has only 10% materials, 10% industrial and 0% energy.
Read Answer Asked by Paul on July 19, 2018
Q: What do you guys think about all the bond proxy stocks that have been beat up due to their high yields? Is it safe to pick away at a few, what are your favorites in the group for yield with growing dividend?
Read Answer Asked by Kuldar on July 19, 2018
Q: I recently purchased these interest sensitive stocks with the idea of obtaining good dividend paying companies at a reasonable valuation. Each are a 3% weighting. Too much in this sector? If rates continue to rise, can these companies pass on any increase? Are these companies OK if there is a gradual increase in interest rates or should the sector be avoided?

Thanks
Dave.
Read Answer Asked by David on July 19, 2018
Q: I have a friend, retired as I am, who's entire LIF is invested in one mutual fund with RBC. The fund code is RBF461with an MER of 1.84%. From the research that I have done, this fund is rated as low risk with below average returns. When I look at a chart history of this fund, it does not even achieve the category average over the last 5 years at least. I own MAW104 or105 in this category but these would be unavailable to my friend as RBC does not offer Mawer funds for sale. Could you suggest any alternative mutual funds, ETF's or any other low risk strategy you demm appropriate. Thank you for your service.
Read Answer Asked by Richard on July 19, 2018
Q: Hi can you give me your top 5 dividend paying stocks with a drip I am looking for a 3 to 5 percent discount on the drip thanks
Read Answer Asked by Dale on July 19, 2018
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