Q: Not too happy with the price fall of CLF. Would you consider switching to PYF a decent move....just looking for some relative safety and yield over the next 3 to six months. Thanks.
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Investment Q&A
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Fortis Inc. (FTS)
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Canadian Utilities Limited Class A Non-Voting Shares (CU)
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Emera Incorporated (EMA)
Q: I currently hold aqn, approx. 11% of my portfolio and am thinking about adding one of ema,cu or fts. I do not expect to exceed 15% in total portfolio value and am not adverse to reducing my position in aqn to add one of the above. Which of these three utilities would you add for both growth and income and why.
Thanks, David
Thanks, David
Q: With somewhat of a selloff in income stocks, what would be your top three picks for buys right now for higher dividend payers? Thanks.
Q: Hi 5i,
It looks like Alaris has missed on Q2 relative to expectations. But it also looks like the analysts’ have failed relatively miserably in attempting to provide useful guidance about this company on a quarter by quarter basis. Please give me your assessment of management’s comments under “Outlook,” specifically in relation to the forecast for 2017 FY revenues of $90M and an “annualized payout ratio” of “under 90%”. Also, I realize that predicting market reaction is speculative but, if AD can achieve results in accordance with the stated Outlook, do you think that would be sufficient to provide a significant measure of recovery for the share price. Thanks!
It looks like Alaris has missed on Q2 relative to expectations. But it also looks like the analysts’ have failed relatively miserably in attempting to provide useful guidance about this company on a quarter by quarter basis. Please give me your assessment of management’s comments under “Outlook,” specifically in relation to the forecast for 2017 FY revenues of $90M and an “annualized payout ratio” of “under 90%”. Also, I realize that predicting market reaction is speculative but, if AD can achieve results in accordance with the stated Outlook, do you think that would be sufficient to provide a significant measure of recovery for the share price. Thanks!
Q: I am looking to invest/park some money for a year or so in a relatively safe blue chip dividend stock. I am thinking of either Fortis or Emera? Emera's numbers look a little better to me. My other thought, in a rising interest rate environment, is a bank such as TD. Thoughts ?
Q: What is wrong with this company? The stock has gone down a lot.
Is dividend in danger?
Is dividend in danger?
Q: Hello, Exchange has been dropping very significantly due to a short attack. Do you feel this company is fundamentally sound
or is there some merit in the short position.
Thank you,
Alan
or is there some merit in the short position.
Thank you,
Alan
Q: Hi. I currently hold a 5% weighting in each of the above companies. I would like to reduce my exposure in this sector to 10%. Which would you think best to unload... or would you suggest reducing bits of each.
Thanks in advance.
Thanks in advance.
Q: I am 68 years young and presently have ENB and am looking into more dividend stock and wondering if I would be better to sell and buy ENF? If you think I shouldn't sell ENB then I have cash to buy ENF.
Q: You have recommended CLCT in the past. What is your current/catalysts do you see for this name?
Q: Hi Team,
Would you have any concerns about the credit quality of Cominar REIT if you held one of its bonds maturing in July 2020? If not now, what would be the best indicator(s) to monitor to be sure credit quality does not decline and become a concern in the future? At what point would that indicator(s) signal a concern?
Thank you ,Michael
Would you have any concerns about the credit quality of Cominar REIT if you held one of its bonds maturing in July 2020? If not now, what would be the best indicator(s) to monitor to be sure credit quality does not decline and become a concern in the future? At what point would that indicator(s) signal a concern?
Thank you ,Michael
Q: HI Peter Can you see any reason DIV is dropping today?
Q: Hi: Some time ago Pure Industrial was favourably mentioned on BNN because about 30% of its holdings are focused on warehousing for e-commerce distribution. An article in today's Globe and Mail also mentions it in this context. I note your comments on AAR have been cautiously positive, but not enthusiastic. Would you mind expanding on the e-commerce linkage? Is it less than it appears? Also, can you point me to other stocks that focus on the development of E-commerce distribution facilities? many thanks.
Q: Hi 5i - I have a half position in BPF.UN (that has done well) and thinking about adding a half position in AW.UN (need some more consumer exposure). You have mentioned its preferable to buy into strength rather than negative momentum - what would you recommend here? Or should I just buy PBH? Thanks, Neil
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Fortis Inc. (FTS)
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Brookfield Renewable Partners L.P. (BEP.UN)
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Algonquin Power & Utilities Corp. (AQN)
Q: Would AQN be a reasonable add for diversification to BEP.UN and FTS for a conservative senior?
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iShares S&P/TSX Canadian Preferred Share Index ETF (CPD)
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BMO Equal Weight REITs Index ETF (ZRE)
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iShares 1-5 Year Laddered Corporate Bond Index ETF (CBO)
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iShares 1-5 Year Laddered Government Bond Index ETF (CLF)
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iShares U.S. High Yield Bond Index ETF (CAD-Hedged) (XHY)
Q: I've recently sold my ZRE position and am looking for some suggestions on what to consider purchasing with the extra funds on the fixed income side of my portfolio. My equity portfolio is balanced; I am about 8 years from retirement, and am conservative in my approach. I am about 30% in laddered GICs, 5% individual bonds, 3% CPD and 5% in cash. I don't have any bond ETFs (and am concerned about the principal in a rising interest rate environment). What to do with the extra cash? More CPD? Or an international REIT? Or a bond ETF, Canadian or International? Or something else?
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Enbridge Inc. (ENB)
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Pembina Pipeline Corporation (PPL)
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Inter Pipeline Ltd. (IPL)
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AltaGas Ltd. (ALA)
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Keyera Corp. (KEY)
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Enbridge Income Fund Holdings Inc. (ENF)
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Veresen Inc. (VSN)
Q: Want to refine my pipeline/processor holdings consisting of ALA,ENB,ENF,IPL,KEY,PPL,VSN.
Looking for yield plus growth of ~7%. Have held all for over three years and some seem range bound,Not sure which have the most castalyst for growth.
Your thoughts on best to own and which to drop. Would likely convert the proceeds of disposed ones into more of the holds to maintain same total $ position in the group.
Looking for yield plus growth of ~7%. Have held all for over three years and some seem range bound,Not sure which have the most castalyst for growth.
Your thoughts on best to own and which to drop. Would likely convert the proceeds of disposed ones into more of the holds to maintain same total $ position in the group.
Q: Thinking about buying both. Your thoughts
Q: Gibson has been on a downward tear lately. Do you think this is company specific issues such as a possible dividend cut, or just general negative energy issues.
Q: I am currently up 28% on VSN. I am not sure when & what will happen when it is taken over by PPL. Should I cash out with profit or wait for the PPL stock.My gut says sell & buy back in to PPL later.
Thank You
Craig
Thank You
Craig