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Q: "I have 300k to invest, I am 65 and plan to live off the dividends. Should I invest all in or do doll cost averaging? What are your recommendations? Thanks so much for the great advice.
Read Answer Asked by Jennifer on October 19, 2017
Q: Hi. I have been holding CBL, despite its huge drop, on 5i's view that it has a good management team. Over the last few months its stock price has gone down steadily, and yesterday the fall steepened. Would you still hold to your earlier advice that one should continue to hold this company? Should I wait for their earnings announcement and the conference call before doing anything, and when is that? Thanks.
Read Answer Asked by Alan on October 18, 2017
Q: CES Energy Solution Corp. is offering a new bond for 7 year with a coupon of 7.375%, the proceed of this bond is to replace existing bonds, that supposed to matured in 2020 to extend the maturity on this bond will be 2024? I was looking at the ratio and their total debt/EBITAD have improved now around 3.4 what do you think I would like to buy into this bonds for income?
Read Answer Asked by OSCAR on October 18, 2017
Q: Brookfield Renewable is close to where it has previously double topped ....do you feel the share price this is getting dangerous now . I have a decent profit and could sell here or because. I don't have a full position and I could stay in and watch it continue to grow, or even add to my exposure here... I really am unsure what to do at this point. Thanks
Read Answer Asked by Thomas on October 18, 2017
Q: "Diversified Royalty Corp. Announces $50 Million Bought Deal Offering Of 5.25% Convertible Unsecured Subordinated Debentures......DIV intends to use the net proceeds from the Offering for general corporate purposes including to fund potential future acquisitions and working capital."
Is this good, bad or indifferent? Not sure how to react... Could you provide clarity?

Thank you
Read Answer Asked by Stephen on October 18, 2017
Q: Hi Guys my question today is on Medical facilities.I'm a dividend paying stock investor and I have no or very little exposure to medical sector. The stock drop yesterday and wondering if I should step in or is there bad news coming forward.
Thanks guys wish I would have known about your expertise earlier love your business structure.
Read Answer Asked by Hubert on October 17, 2017
Q: PCG stock price has tumbled fast for reasons that are most unfortunate. Many customers are suffering due to power outages and some or all the blame might be attributable to errors by PCG. Given that electric utilities should be in higher demand due to our migrating from fossil fuel to cleaner power: (1) is PCG now a buy at its depressed price? (2) Should one wait for clarification on who or what caused the fires in California? (3) If interest rates rise as expected in December, how would PCG share price be affected? (4) If PCG is found to be at fault, could it survive a multi-billion payments for damages and penalties? (BP has still not recovered from its environmental crimes)
Read Answer Asked by Adam on October 17, 2017
Q: I am in my late 30's, and I have a long-term time horizon. However, I find myself gravitating towards stocks with stable businesses that pay dividends. I currently own BEP.un, NWH.un, CSH.un, and SLF.
For a long-term, yet somewhat conservative investor, what are some companies that I should consider adding to my portfolio? Thanks in advance!
Read Answer Asked by Jonathan on October 17, 2017
Q: Could I get your opinion on DWS, ADW.A and CSW.A?

It looks like DWS is extremely undervalued by the market. Has traded sideways for the last 6 months but recently broke out.

Many Thanks!
Read Answer Asked by George on October 16, 2017
Q: I am retired, living on dividend income and looking for more yield to supplement my income. Thanks to 5i, I recently became familiarized with covered calls and chose ZWU yielding 6.5%.
Now I am interested in Debentures. I recently read in 5i Q&A a question on CSU.db debentures that guarantees 6.5% plus inflation rate to yield 7.5-8%, and your response was that it's a quality security.
Regarding Debentures, are they simply traded like a regular stock with scheduled dividends paid that can be bought and sold as I see fit without penalty?
Debentures seem like a low risk way to get a higher yield as the price hardly seems to fluctuate. Is this an accurate assumption?
Would you recommend for an income investor to invest 5-10% of portfolio into 1-2 debentures for higher yield? If so, can you recommend 1-2 that look most attractive for a 1-2 year hold?
Read Answer Asked by Curtis on October 13, 2017
Q: I have some of the Highest Dividend Stocks in my Income Portfolio. Which of them hold the highest risk in a downturn? thanks!:)
CBL, CJ, PRV, SOT, KWH, CWX, CJR, ALA, DIV, CHR,

Read Answer Asked by Austin on October 13, 2017
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