Q: Please provide your comments on ITP's Q1 results. Thank you.
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Q: Greetings,
I have held Corby for a long time as part of my income portfolio. Generally this stock has been less volatile than the market in general. However, it seems to be 'soft' lately. Can you comment on the stock. Happy to just keep it for the nice steady dividend.
Thanks
I have held Corby for a long time as part of my income portfolio. Generally this stock has been less volatile than the market in general. However, it seems to be 'soft' lately. Can you comment on the stock. Happy to just keep it for the nice steady dividend.
Thanks
Q: Can you comment on IPLs recent Q results and specifically their payout ratio improvement? Thank you.
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iShares Diversified Monthly Income ETF (XTR)
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iShares S&P/TSX Canadian Dividend Aristocrats Index ETF (CDZ)
Q: Which etf would you consider for income,diversity, and some downside protection. I own several Cdn dividend stocks eg. TD,SLF,Mfc,ALA,Fts,Aqn,T,Bce,et al. Thank you.
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iShares 1-5 Year Laddered Government Bond Index ETF (CLF)
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iShares Core Canadian Universe Bond Index ETF (XBB)
Q: What would be your preference between either CLF or XBB for government bond exposure at this time?
Q: Dear Peter and Team,
My weighting in bonds has decreased as my stocks (matching BE portfolio plus some US and international holdings) have increased. I was considering trimming some stock gains and adding some short-duration bonds. What do you think of the following two choices?
1. AT&T INC, 3.2 coupon (current Ask YTM is 2.77835%) maturing 3/1/2022
2. FORD MOTOR CREDIT CO LLC, 3.336 coupon (Ask YTM 2.71415%), maturing 3/18/2021
The goal I am trying to achieve with the bonds is preservation of capital with small returns as a bonus and reduction of portfolio standard deviation by adding low-correlation securities. Current total bond weighting is about 7.5% and I am 35 years old.
My weighting in bonds has decreased as my stocks (matching BE portfolio plus some US and international holdings) have increased. I was considering trimming some stock gains and adding some short-duration bonds. What do you think of the following two choices?
1. AT&T INC, 3.2 coupon (current Ask YTM is 2.77835%) maturing 3/1/2022
2. FORD MOTOR CREDIT CO LLC, 3.336 coupon (Ask YTM 2.71415%), maturing 3/18/2021
The goal I am trying to achieve with the bonds is preservation of capital with small returns as a bonus and reduction of portfolio standard deviation by adding low-correlation securities. Current total bond weighting is about 7.5% and I am 35 years old.
Q: I have the above two stocks but would like a bit more European exposure. Do you have a stock recommendation with solidity and growth in mind?
Q: Would this be a good time to sell Vsn.pr.a or keep?
Q: Hi Peter &Ryan
When I look today at IPL Q1 results they are in my opinion good .
They market yawns at the results as I said in the past this has been a core holding and they results indicate that I am right but the market does not agree .
Perhaps I am DEAD RIGHT
Kind Regards
Stan
When I look today at IPL Q1 results they are in my opinion good .
They market yawns at the results as I said in the past this has been a core holding and they results indicate that I am right but the market does not agree .
Perhaps I am DEAD RIGHT
Kind Regards
Stan
Q: What do you think about Hydro One bought deal of $2.8 billion dollar by the government of Ontario? Do you think is a good deal for income investors thanks
Q: Hi 5i,
I’ve owned SFL for years, since shortly after I first became aware of it via some early 5i comments. The holding is under water and has been for much of the time I’ve owned it, though the amount it is down has been more than offset by the generous dividend payments received. It has always been priced as though its dividend was in significant jeopardy but the dividend has actually been increased more than once while I have held it. What do you think of its prospects these days? I don’t have any other marine shipping exposure. I can’t help noting that the short interest is listed by my online broker as about 16% of the “float”. Is it time to abandon ship? Thanks!
I’ve owned SFL for years, since shortly after I first became aware of it via some early 5i comments. The holding is under water and has been for much of the time I’ve owned it, though the amount it is down has been more than offset by the generous dividend payments received. It has always been priced as though its dividend was in significant jeopardy but the dividend has actually been increased more than once while I have held it. What do you think of its prospects these days? I don’t have any other marine shipping exposure. I can’t help noting that the short interest is listed by my online broker as about 16% of the “float”. Is it time to abandon ship? Thanks!
Q: Could you please comment on their results and outlook.
Thanks,
Milan
Thanks,
Milan
Q: Your view on the last quarter would be appreciated.
Q: Which are your favourite high dividend stocks?
Margita
Margita
Q: I think EIF reports on May 9 th ... what would be your expectations and would you expect further stock weakness. Thanks for all you do.
Q: As the stock has pulled back do you think this a buying opportunity ? Currently hold a half position and have for several years. . Thanks
Q: Dear 5i
My current financial adviser has me in a large position of a global bond etf. I can`t continue with this etf when i switch toQuestrade as it is not tradeable there .
The question is should i continue to remain in global bonds and if so what would you suggest in terms of an etf or should i just stick with North American bond etf`s?
Thanks
Bill C.
My current financial adviser has me in a large position of a global bond etf. I can`t continue with this etf when i switch toQuestrade as it is not tradeable there .
The question is should i continue to remain in global bonds and if so what would you suggest in terms of an etf or should i just stick with North American bond etf`s?
Thanks
Bill C.
Q: Dear 5i
I am two years away from retiring and currently positioning my portfolio to be 60% fixed income and 40% equity.
Of the $600,000 fixed portion what bond ETF`s would you recommend and what dollar amount would you put into each ? Obviously lower MER`s and higher yields are preferable .
Thanks
Bill
I am two years away from retiring and currently positioning my portfolio to be 60% fixed income and 40% equity.
Of the $600,000 fixed portion what bond ETF`s would you recommend and what dollar amount would you put into each ? Obviously lower MER`s and higher yields are preferable .
Thanks
Bill
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BMO Covered Call Utilities ETF (ZWU)
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iShares Diversified Monthly Income ETF (XTR)
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iShares S&P/TSX Canadian Dividend Aristocrats Index ETF (CDZ)
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Dividend 15 Split Corp. Class A Shares (DFN)
Q: Hallo I5, is there a tax advantage between dfn, df and zwu, would you please rate or rank them from safety point of view. Perhaps suggesting a couple better ones. I do not have any India holding. Would you consider either of the above safe with reasonable MER, perhaps a suggesting a couple better ones. Many thanks, J.A.P. Burlington
Q: how do you feel about BEP.UN latest results and current valuation?