Q: NTR pays about 3% yield, forecasted growth in earnings, and dominant in it's sector...so it's more a income with growth stock. If it was held in a (5iR like) income portfolio, what weighting would you suggest, like 3%, 4% or 5%.?
Q: I would appreciate your overview of Labrador Iron Ore Royalty Corporation - Shareholder Meeting to Amend Business Restrictions whereby the corporation would be able to invest more timely with less shareholder approval in other royalty streams. Also, with this change should there also be a change in the number and/or background of the board of directors?
Q: Hi peter I rode the bns pony for the last five years .
I am not comfortable with there latest addition and how it was financed .i can afford the tax gain this year so it is time to move on .
Question what blue chip would you suggest for a long term hold with modest growth and dividend .
Kind regards
Stan
Q: As with many other subscribers, I will start with expressing my thanks and compliments for your great service.
I have held Boston Pizza for some time. The monthly distribution has offered a good return in the past and it looks even better as a result of the falling price of the stock. Presently it is about 6.9%; do you see any reason why this might be reduced?
After about a year of slipping, do you see any hope for the stock price to improve?
Thanks, Leonard
Q: Interested in a longer term (3-5 years), relatively safe stock (low Beta) with a good dividend and perhaps a little growth.
What is your opinion of POW and PWF at this time? Which would you prefer?
Or is there another similar stock you would recommend?
Q: if interest rates were to rise 1% next year what would happen to clf it now pays 2.7%.has the low bonds in the portfolio now been discounted by the price. thanks as always brian w
Q: Hi Peter, Ryan, and Team,
What is your opinion of a recent suggestion by Larry Berman that "If you want to replace it (BCE), he would look at ZWU-T because it gives you all the Telco's. It gives you a couple in the US as well as pipelines and utilities. He is not looking for a lot more downside. It pays north of 6%".
We own BCE in my RRIF (up slightly) and my wife's RRSP (down quite a bit) and am wondering about Berman's strategy. As always, your advice is valued immensely.
Q: Hi guys I held these 2 companies for along while and both seem to be in a state of suspended animation .and I have been slightly underwater on both.
The div is good and grew on both but the cap loss is bothersome and the lack of interest by the market is constant.
Would you move on and look for more growth opportunities
Kind regards
Stan
Q: I have 25% in fixed income in the above ETFs. In my TD account they are all showing a small negative return. Wouldn't cash be better or a GIC. I would really like to understand the logic of holding these rather than say a GIC. Thanks so much.
I need to create a fixed income allocation in my LIRA. Would you recommend an equal allocation to the following ETF's: CBO, XBB, ZEF, CPD and ZHY? If not what would you recommend for a fixed income etf position.
Q: ATCO is down 14% from my avg cost in my non-registered account. I am thinking do a tax loss selling and buy FTS or AQN or both. Do you think it’s a good idea?
Q: My broker took a large position in my account on Hydro One Debentures. They are now down 30%.
Is there something I don't understand about these debentures?
HYDRO ONE LIMITED CONVERTIBLE UNSEC SUBRDINT DEB VIA INSTAL
Q: Rising interest rates have definitely put downward pressure on bond-proxy types of companies i.e. those that pay dividends. I am an investor who believes that those companies that pay dividends and have the ability to raise those dividends consistently over time tend to outperform. I would like to purchase 6 such companies for the income portion of my portfolio, and would appreciate the names of your favorite companies that pay, and have a history of increasing, their dividends.