Investment Q&A

Q: how safe is dividend with price going down. thx

Q: acting like a typical utility, only in past 5 months, rising dividend recently but falling volume and price.what are your thoughts

Q: With the changes coming to Enbridge how do you feel this would effect the Income Fund?

Q: ENB has a history of shuffling assets between entities / corporate restructuring and it makes an investor wonder if there are bigger problems behind it all given the frequency. If this issue was ever examined in more detail, it would be interesting what details would emerge. I would have thought that 5i would be curious as well. Comments?
Thank you,
Randy

Q: The share price on this company is on a tear since the 1/4ly report.
Do you think this because it was a good report and people are buying back in, looking back to where the share price was 3 years ago with the hope of a good capitol gain, or is this a typical case of piling on to get the special dividend, only to sell, sell, sell, once it goes ex-dividend next Friday.
Thanks again for all your wonderful insights.

Q: I'm looking for some good dividend stocks. Any suggestions?
Thanks
Bill

Q: Possible to sell ENB for a tax loss and buy Enf with the transactions on the same day or would the 30 day wait period be required?

Q: With the recent announcement of the conversion of ENF to ENB shares do you see any advantage in just selling ENF now and taking the proceeds and investing them in another pipeline company with less baggage than ENB ( eg., IPL. PPL) ? Thanks, Joe

Q: What do you think about their latest results ? Thanks.

Q: 11:11 AM 5/17/2018

Current yield on ENF at today's price [$29.41] is 7.6%. Enbridge yields 6.3% at the current price [$42.41].

I am trying to find an acceptable alternative company to ENF to invest in that would have a comparable yield and have the same level of business quality, Market Cap, and reliability of dividend.

IPL, ALA, GEI, RNW, CHW, TF, SRV.UN, KPT, JE, KWH.UN, CHE.UN all have similar dividends but are hardly equivalent in quality. Would you pick any of these?

I cannot find any acceptable substitute of the same quality so I would appreciate your suggestions in ANY sector that you would choose.

Maybe just taking ENB shares is the best choice?

Thank you............ Paul K

Q: I hold 1000 ENF shares and if the deal goes through they will convert to a 0.7029 share of ENB. I would then own a total of total 703 ENB shares. The price of ENB today is $42.28 which means I would hold a value of $29,723 in ENB if the deal goes through. If the price of ENB goes up lets say to $45.00, do I still receive 0.7029 shares of ENB for each ENF share I hold and would then have an ENB value of $31,633 and therefore making a profit of $1,910 from today if I sold it, in this scenario?

Q: I am currently considering selling Transcanada for a small tax loss-$2000- and immediatly buying Enbridge. This would give me a rather large allocation to Enbridge, which I currently own, as well.

Just wondering whether it was worth the trouble. And possibly the risk of having a large allotment to one stock. Do you think Enbridge has a big chance of rising much more than TRP? or, are they likely to rise at the same pace? (that is, of course, if they rise).

I guess I am asking you to put your magical, look into the future glasses on here, but I am sure you would have a better idea than me on this.
thanks once again

Q: just a further question on Enbridge income fund. I know you have touched on what will happen if Enbridge puts all companies under one umbrella. Does this mean that Enbridge income fund holders which get a larger dividend right now than Enbridge shareholders will get a small dividend going forward?

Q: What do you think of this company for an income investor and what do you think of their latest companies that they acquired.

Q: How will Enbridge's recent consolidation action affect my shares in ENF? Thanks

Q: What do you think about this giant ENB transaction?

Q: could you comment on the renewal propectus.?

Q: What do you think would be the effect on the shares of H of the NDP privatizing H should they be elected and fulfill there campaign promise?

Thanks

Sheldon

Q: Thought that was an ok investment according to your past thoughts. What are your thoughts now? Thanks. James

Q: I listened to Morneau this morning talking about indemnifying Kinder Morgan for any political risks/delays in KM's pipeline project. The mention of the indemnity applying to any other company who may take on the project means to me that this was a topic of conversation. I am thinking that KM may be trying to position this project as one that they could sell and thereby exit Canada. Their name has been tarnished and I would think that their Board and shareholders would prefer to sell the old and new pipelines, exit Canada and invest elsewhere. So, which pipeline companies are most likely to be interested in buying out KM? My first thought would be Enbridge but with their debt I think they'd pass on this. TRP or is there another one?