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Q: Good afternoon guys,

I've been watching the REITs and utility/pipelines stocks take a dip - presumably due to interest rates. I remember a time when a stock like IPL yielded 8 to 10% and HR.UN not much behind that.

With interest rates due to rise in the near or medium term, how high to you see yields rising? Personally, I wouldn't be surprised to see the yields on these stock rise to 7-8%, maybe higher depending on market sentiment etc. Is there a way to guesstimate what yields companies like IPL and or HR.UN could ascend to with increases in interest rates?
Read Answer Asked by Aaron on August 11, 2017
Q: Hello 5i.

I bought these 2 stocks for our income portfolios within the last few month.
I bought Smart Reit at 32.77 and my wifes account ALA at 30.26
We're down about 7.5 % in each stock.
Each stock is about 5% of the income account.
Should I sell and find something better or sit back and draw the dividend??
Read Answer Asked by Stephen on August 11, 2017
Q: Hi Peter, Ryan, & Co.,
Keyera sold off today, I assume after the market reacted to the latest earnings reported yesterday. Can you comment on the most recent quarter's results? I've watched other energy infrastructure companies like IPL, ENB & ALA sell off considerably recently - are these great buys now, or is the entire sector in long-term decline?
Thanks,
Brian
Read Answer Asked by Brian on August 11, 2017
Q: Was about to enter positions in these names but they all took off 5 percent or greater after earning release. Would you wait for them to settle before starting a position? Other then a major market correction when is the best time to buy?
Read Answer Asked by Thomas on August 11, 2017
Q: Greetings, guys.

Thoughts on Northland Power's earnings? I dont think the earnings report itemized their earnings per share.

If I selected the right numbers and performed the calculations correctly, it looks like they beat eps expectations. Can you verify this for me within your analysis of the earnings report? Lastly, how does their debt profile look?

Thanks again.

John
Read Answer Asked by john on August 10, 2017
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