Investment Q&A

Q: Happy New Year 5i team,
Could I please have your opinion on Brookfield Infrastructure for a 3-5 year hold and also if you could explain the difference between BIP.UN and BIPC and which you think is the better to hold.

Thanks as always,
Paula

Q: What 6 high dividend paying canadian companies would best survive or go down the least in a market selloff. Thanks.

Q: I have held LNR for a couple of years now and it has recently been in an uptrend. I was looking at a 20 year chart and it has just broke the all time high set 15 years ago or is about to hard to tell for sure on the chart I was looking at. While I am not a technical guy with stocks does this have any significance either technically or in general. Thanks

Q: Would you please recommend some high dividend ETF for low risk. It can be either only Canadian stocks or mixed with US and Canada. May thanks

Q: Performance 2025, thumbs up. Carrys a generous dividend. lots of momentum. HOWEVER small, with little volume. what is your opinion. thanks

Q: Part of Patrik's question, on Dec 12th re MDI, was his query if there was another name in the materials drilling sector you would recommend to move on to. As you didn't mention any other - does that mean your opinion is that MDI is the preferred choice ? If not could you elaborate, including Canada & U.S. ?
Thank you.

Q: We hold both in cash accounts and need to put one or both (total $14k) into two TSFAs. All tax implications being equal ,which one or a combination of both do you recommend taking from taxable cash accounts and putting into TSFAs?
Happy New year ,and thanks for all your hard work.
Philip

Q: My wife (71 YO) has these stocks in her TFSA as well as $47K cash. What do you think of these holdings? Suggestions on possible purchases? Sell/keep these holdings?

Q: what would your top 5 dividend stock in North America?

Q: As my wife and I 'leap' over the 90 year-yard line, we ponder what to invest in for our heirs in the coming year - - specifically using our 'new' TFSA contribution room. Historically, we have preferred to use Perpetual Preferred shares - - specifically WN.PR.A and POW.PR.A for their yield, their track record as companies, their distributions which are dividends and taxed as such, and they offer DRIP (at least in our discount house). I am looking for suggestions of other high quality firms that might be considered. Use as many credits as required to answer please. Thank you for all your help over the past several years. Happy New Year! Bill

Q: Why do you feel that TRP is outperforming ENB in the past year, anything to do with what they are putting through the pipes, natural gas vs. oil.
Thanks Again

Q: Hello Peter
I am a retired investor
I do have a nice portfolio on utilities as well as pipelines
both have been lagging the market compared to the banks and the gold stocks but are ahead of the energy and real estate sector
What do you think with the low interest rate environment and the tariffs situation;
that utilities and pipelines will do in 2026, Thank you
Michael

Q: I have owned BCE for 15 years and T (Telus) for maybe 10 years or less - combined $80K investments. Both are down for different reasons. I am up , including dividends a fair bit as I reinvest the dividends where opportunities present. Would you add to T at the current price?

Q: What are your thoughts on this company?

Q: Can only keep one. Which one would you keep for a long term hold?

Thanks

Yves

Q: As a retired investor I am looking for dividend income. Please rank the buying order you would have for the above stocks with the emphasis on rising dividends, dividend stability, and safety of dividend. My holding period is 10 years plus

Q: Considering the next 3 years: BUY? SELL? or HOLD?

Q: Your thoughts on NRT please

Q: Good afternoon!
I have substantial room in our TFSAs this year due to large withdrawals made. I plan on moving some combination of these four equities into it from RIFs and my unregistered acount:

BCE, T, LIF, CHE.UN

Taxation is not a concern, as the only one in an unregistered account is BCE, and it is just slightly down from my purchase price (no doubt due to tax loss selling).
My reasoning on choosing these four is that each of these has some potential growth of a substantial nature, and therefore would be better in a TFSA as opposed to a RIF or unregistered account.
Could you please comment on this logic, and also rank them on the basis of growth from most likely to least likely over the next few years?
Please take as many credits as necessary.
Thanks!
Paul K

Q: Could you comment on CJ going forward on current energy levels and perhaps a trend dowward,especially with the high dividend