Q: Hello 5i team,
I am up $6,000 on MMM of the the lost value is $15,500. I just bought $5,000 of GS. Should I reduce MMM by $5000 and buy another $5,000 of GS? I have a $600,000 in equities and this GS purchase would bring me up to 20% financials.
thank you
Stanley
Q: Hi , this is a follow up on my NORSB question; it is called North State Telecommunications , from High Point North Carolina.
I am thinking of including it in my Income Portfolio as a long term hold.
Let me know your thoughts, thanks
Rick
Q: I would like to know what to do with cash sitting in my portfolios ( I do have enough equities ) should I buy a
Purpose High Interest Saving Account or Bond ETFs or just stay in Cash for a one year
period.
Q: I am a retired investor living on dividend income. I recently sold some assets and now have 15% of my portfolio in cash. I want to invest the cash across 5 stocks yielding minimum 3.5%. Can you recommend your top picks regardless of sector.
Q: Hi.
I keep my Telco at a 5% portfolio weighting. Presently I have 3/5ths BCE. How do you recommend I fill up the other 2/5ths? All in BCE presently with positive momentum. Telus to match the 5i portfolio recommendations. AT&T to take advantage of American Dividend and Share price drop? This will be held in a registered account. Thank you J
Q: I have held IPL for years but need some growth as well as income (also hold PPL). Is there anything you like better and would trade IPL for, in the areas of pipeline, utility or renewable energy?? Thanks Jim
Q: In your recent response to Margita you recommended holding Enbridge for the dividend. As a retiree I purchased 1k shares of ENB not only for the dividend income but also the projected dividend growth of 10-12%. What are your thoughts on the later? Is there anything in the latest financials or management comments (or lack thereof) that would cause you to re-consider ENB for the balanced portfolio.
Many thanks
Mike
Q: Hello, I see that AT&T has not been doing very well, actually down by about 22% since the beginning of the year. How do you explain that poor performance? Should we switch for another name in the same sector? Regards, Gervais
Q: RNW has a payout of .94 cents but eps is only .44 can you tell me how they do this. Is they dividend safe at this rate. Are the earnings for the year or quarter.
With BEP's earnings announced Wednesday morning with a slight near-term miss but positive outlook for 2018+ and potential deal flow in India down the road, can you shed any light on what is driving today's (thursday) selling pressure. Price action is -3% on what seems to be no news. Arf! Arf! Arf! Is this year-end portfolio manager action? Volume a little higher than normal. Maybe I'm just scared of the wind...
The only pipeline company I own is IPL. I have been looking at ENB for a while but can't make myself pull the trigger yet. One of the reasons I originally chose IPL instead was that it had (and still has) a much lower P/E ratio, reflecting much lower growth expectations. ENB currently sits at a P/E of roughly 35 which makes no sense to me. Do you think part of the reason for the price decline over the summer is due to investors reassessing growth (multiple compression) or am I over-emphasizing P/E when looking at pipeline companies?
Can you recommend a template that I can use to determine sector allocations? Should allocations be within a particular account or for my entire portfolio?