Q: Could I have your analysis of the results for DE. Thanks
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Q: Hi, doing some housekeeping and switching the above two stocks in my non registered account to bipc and bepc ?
Could you suggest 1-2 other stocks you like , maybe with more growth and smaller dividend. I will probably keep bipc, but overweight bepc. Sector not a issue.
Thanks
Could you suggest 1-2 other stocks you like , maybe with more growth and smaller dividend. I will probably keep bipc, but overweight bepc. Sector not a issue.
Thanks
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iShares S&P/TSX Composite High Dividend Index ETF (XEI)
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iShares Core MSCI Canadian Quality Dividend Index ETF (XDIV)
Q: Which would you prefer for a 2 to 3 year hold and why? Thanx.
Q: According to my TD direct Investment site, analysts are advising selling Fortis. This seems excessive to me. What do you think? I'm a not aggressive senior without, given my age, a particularly long recovery time.
Q: HELLO PETER AND COLLEAGUES,
Five years ago I was willed a (small) number of shares in Suncor, which seems to have gone through some ups and downs the last few years (more downs than ups when it comes to CEO's replacements and other issues...) but seems to have stabilized somehow lately. Notwithstanding, do you consider CNQ a better run corp with a better chance of success, and should I, for the intermediate time when owning shares in an old fashion energy business still makes some sense, switch my SU position to an equivalent CNQ one? Thank you.
Five years ago I was willed a (small) number of shares in Suncor, which seems to have gone through some ups and downs the last few years (more downs than ups when it comes to CEO's replacements and other issues...) but seems to have stabilized somehow lately. Notwithstanding, do you consider CNQ a better run corp with a better chance of success, and should I, for the intermediate time when owning shares in an old fashion energy business still makes some sense, switch my SU position to an equivalent CNQ one? Thank you.
Q: I am looking for some interest bearing stocks.
I do not have any REITs and with the state of office space these days, I am always a little concerned.
However, I just read about this company “SmartCentres” that pays an 8.2% dividend (pretty amazing – but it is sometimes a warning sign). Based on company information, it states that it has “98.5% in place and committed occupancy” which I believe is positive.
According to its profile (in 5i), the stock appears to be close to its low for the past year. In fact, the stock is lower than the “Low Target price”. The liquidity ratios appear to (very) good. I don’t know how it compares to its peers but the P/E ratio also appears low compared to its historical trend.
I understand this is not a growth stock but my need is to find some balance and dividends are always good (especially at 8.2%). I also own other dividend paying stocks, such as Enbridge which I’ve acquired slowly over the past number of years. The stock price today is a little lower than when I bought it as the stock price has not changed very much during the last 10 years (but the dividend is very good and the volatility has been reasonable). It has been a very good paying GIC.
Any thoughts on the above. If you have better ideas for dividend paying stocks (or ETFs), please list your top 2 or 3, with a short explanation. As a secondary question, for dividends to rise to 8.2% for SRU and 7.8% for Enbridge, is it also possible that these stocks are out of favor and may also have some potential capital appreciate over the years? Thanks.
(As an aside, I compared the 10 year chart provided by 5i in the “Enbridge profile” section with 2 other charting tools and the one in 5i did not match. I did a comparison because I felt that the return I got with Enbridge did not align with the 5i profile chart.)
I do not have any REITs and with the state of office space these days, I am always a little concerned.
However, I just read about this company “SmartCentres” that pays an 8.2% dividend (pretty amazing – but it is sometimes a warning sign). Based on company information, it states that it has “98.5% in place and committed occupancy” which I believe is positive.
According to its profile (in 5i), the stock appears to be close to its low for the past year. In fact, the stock is lower than the “Low Target price”. The liquidity ratios appear to (very) good. I don’t know how it compares to its peers but the P/E ratio also appears low compared to its historical trend.
I understand this is not a growth stock but my need is to find some balance and dividends are always good (especially at 8.2%). I also own other dividend paying stocks, such as Enbridge which I’ve acquired slowly over the past number of years. The stock price today is a little lower than when I bought it as the stock price has not changed very much during the last 10 years (but the dividend is very good and the volatility has been reasonable). It has been a very good paying GIC.
Any thoughts on the above. If you have better ideas for dividend paying stocks (or ETFs), please list your top 2 or 3, with a short explanation. As a secondary question, for dividends to rise to 8.2% for SRU and 7.8% for Enbridge, is it also possible that these stocks are out of favor and may also have some potential capital appreciate over the years? Thanks.
(As an aside, I compared the 10 year chart provided by 5i in the “Enbridge profile” section with 2 other charting tools and the one in 5i did not match. I did a comparison because I felt that the return I got with Enbridge did not align with the 5i profile chart.)
Q: Thank you sharing your insight answering my most recent questions.
BCE is getting quite a working over and I have a few questions (please deduct as necessary).
BCE next reports on May 2 (I believe) and +ive perf. is likely essential
1) How accurate has BCE been on its reporting historically?
2) How far in advance of the "official" report do they provide guidance or their anticipated performance?
3) What would some early indicators of a dividend cut or worse be? (Prior to May 2).
I suppose Telus would be subject to similar forces and in the same boat.
Thank you
BCE is getting quite a working over and I have a few questions (please deduct as necessary).
BCE next reports on May 2 (I believe) and +ive perf. is likely essential
1) How accurate has BCE been on its reporting historically?
2) How far in advance of the "official" report do they provide guidance or their anticipated performance?
3) What would some early indicators of a dividend cut or worse be? (Prior to May 2).
I suppose Telus would be subject to similar forces and in the same boat.
Thank you
Q: May I have your thoughts on their most recent results pls & thx.
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CME Group Inc. (CME)
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Nasdaq Inc. (NDAQ)
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Visa Inc. (V)
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Royal Bank of Canada (RY)
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Toronto-Dominion Bank (The) (TD)
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Bank of Nova Scotia (The) (BNS)
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Bank of Montreal (BMO)
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Manulife Financial Corporation (MFC)
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Power Corporation of Canada Subordinate Voting Shares (POW)
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Cboe Global Markets Inc. (CBOE)
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Tradeweb Markets Inc. (TW)
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Brookfield Corporation Class A Limited Voting Shares (BN)
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Brookfield Asset Management Ltd. Class A Limited Voting Shares (BAM)
Q: I'M in my retirement years and have accumulated about 28% in Financial sector, which is over what your Portfolio Analysis suggested (12%). Could u give me a ranking of 1 (least prefer) to 5 (most prefer) in terms of Price Growth and Dividend growth Take as many credits as you see fit. Thank you
Q: Looks like another double digit growth quarter from Evertz. Thoughts on the quarter and where you think the valuation could go based on the growth we have seen in the past 3 quarters.
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Metro Inc. (MRU)
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Empire Company Limited Non-Voting Class A Shares (EMP.A)
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North West Company Inc. (The) (NWC)
Q: Empire is hitting new 52 week lows, is it a buy at here levels? Would you recommend this as buy for a consumer staple holding?
DON
DON
Q: Lots of questions here -
What is the timeline for the cost cutting measures?
What are the metrics that describe the potential financial impact of the measures?
How would you rate the proposed measures are adequate to turn things around (low chance = 1, high = 5)?
All else equal, can you guess how BCE's stock price could go up with a drop in BoC interest rates, say by 0.5%, 1%, 2%, 3%?
Thanks a lot. Your guidance is superb.
What is the timeline for the cost cutting measures?
What are the metrics that describe the potential financial impact of the measures?
How would you rate the proposed measures are adequate to turn things around (low chance = 1, high = 5)?
All else equal, can you guess how BCE's stock price could go up with a drop in BoC interest rates, say by 0.5%, 1%, 2%, 3%?
Thanks a lot. Your guidance is superb.
Q: Your comments on Information Services earnings please
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Tourmaline Oil Corp. (TOU)
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MEG Energy Corp. (MEG)
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Whitecap Resources Inc. (WCP)
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Birchcliff Energy Ltd. (BIR)
Q: I’m interested in investing in 2 of the above O&G producers. I would appreciate 5i’s recommendation and possibly a brief description of reasonings.
Thank you
Thank you
Q: If buying one of these two for a 3 to 5 year hold, which would you choose and why? Thanks. ram
Q: Hi there,
Can you tell me a little bit about WTEs’ business and how you feel about it in terms of an income investment.
Thanks.
Can you tell me a little bit about WTEs’ business and how you feel about it in terms of an income investment.
Thanks.
Q: Hi,
For total return, long term, do you prefer VIG or DGRW (not in database?) and why please? Thank you. Michael
For total return, long term, do you prefer VIG or DGRW (not in database?) and why please? Thank you. Michael
Q: In addition to several recent Q's / A's concerning BCE, I note that yesterday, 14 March, was also ex-dividend date which might have added to the pain; some owners may have picked this date to lock in a tax loss and intend on repurchasing in 30 days.
SP
SP
Q: If BCE profit is dropping and is laying people off, why did they raise the dividend today? ( according to tmx money) Does this show they are confident in the future ?
Q: Hello. What caused the sudden drop in the price of BCE? Thanks