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Q: Just wondering about these pipeline companies and longevity. Are these companies to own and forget or they tied to oil and gas as a commodity so hence has a limited run? What is your outlook on them? I have done very well with WMB over 4 years, and wondering if I should leave it be say for another year or two, add, or sell. Bought ENB. this year for the Div and wondering how you see this stock as well. Thank you.
Read Answer Asked by Pat on July 26, 2024
Q: I currently own Enbridge. I am considering selling ENB for Pembina. Enbridge a 7.2% dividend, is so large now, it will take a lot to move its needle. Whereas Pembina has a smaller dividend but is a bit more nibble and perhaps has more upside for it's stock to move higher. Would you agree?
Read Answer Asked by kim on July 25, 2024
Q: I would like to replace Diageo with company that has a better growth profile. Can you provide me with a few names please; CDN or US$. Thanks as always.
Read Answer Asked by Gerry on July 24, 2024
Q: Hi,
what would be your top 3 dividend stock right now that's not in financial and utilities?
Also what would be your top 3 in US?
Thank You
Read Answer Asked by Danny on July 24, 2024
Q: hello 5i:
I'm looking for an ETF with attributes similar to ZWH, but with more an international flavour, so not purely a US focus. Suggestions?
thanks
Paul L
Read Answer Asked by Paul on July 23, 2024
Q: Can you tell me if Brookfield has divested of its shares in Superior Plus? I had thought they would have bought them out by now. Also, has Superior Plus cut their dividend. I bought it years ago for the yield but I am down considerably. Would you cut your losses and move on or is it too cheap to sell now.
And if I sell, what to replace it with.
Read Answer Asked by Helen on July 23, 2024
Q: Hi Peter & 5i,
Will you please explain the proposed strategic combination? Looks like if every unit holder tendered their shares for $37, then I'd receive $37 for 30% of my shares and 1 share of the new company for the remaining 70%?
If all unit holders (except me) elected to convert their shares to the new company, is it possible to receive $37 for 100% of my shares?
What is your recommendation?
Read Answer Asked by Dennis on July 22, 2024
Q: Reading TSX Money about the combination of A&W Royalties Income Fund and A&W Food Services, it says, "Each Fund unit to be exchanged for one share of the combined company or $37.00 in cash (subject to proration)." As I write the unit price of A&W Income Fund is $33.76 which is a long way from $37. Can you please explain what unit holders have to do in order to get the full $37?

Thank you as always for your expertise.
Read Answer Asked by Richard on July 22, 2024