Q: In a TFSA, 5+ year hold, if purchasing today, would you buy ALA, BEP.UN, or FTS.
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Q: Hi peter
On ala you state the acquisition underpins the dividend increase .What do you mean by underpin?
Kind regards
Stan
On ala you state the acquisition underpins the dividend increase .What do you mean by underpin?
Kind regards
Stan
Q: I am looking to sell my Energy stock holdings as I move all of my portfolio to ETF's - I am looking for a bit more stability in the energy sector as well as income - I have a 10 yr horizon and can live with some moves with the market - Can you recommend a couple good ETF's that focus on Income from Energy and Energy services - Thanks
Q: I would like to buy ISV shares in my TFSA.
What is your opinion on this stock?
Thank you.
Albert
What is your opinion on this stock?
Thank you.
Albert
Q: Can you tell me your favorite ETFs for USA income growth - Looking for stability with focus on income growth - I have 10 years horizon - thanks
Q: I am thinking about replacing MAW102 in my RRSP with a combination of ZWE
and ZDI or MAW150 ( Global Small Cap Fund) to enhance income with some
growth. What is your opinion of this change? Joe
and ZDI or MAW150 ( Global Small Cap Fund) to enhance income with some
growth. What is your opinion of this change? Joe
Q: Subscription receipt offered for $31.00. Do you see this as a good buy at a slight discount to today's closing of $33.32 or should I wait, as sometimes I note in many instances that the initial reaction to issuance of new shares tends to drive the price bellow the offer price. I already own 200 shares at 40.86 and looking to average down. I also like it for income and wonder if the dividend is safe and do you think that the new merger will contribute to ALA`s ability to grow the dividend.
Thank you.
Joseph
Thank you.
Joseph
Q: Thoughts on the WGL deal now that we have the specifics?
Q: What is your opinion on this bought deal from Altagas with 7% discount?
Q: Currently I have AQN in a registered account which is about $4.12% of my portfolio in Utilities. I would like to add FTS for another 4%. I have 16% in energy. Does this sound reasonable?
Q: I have always been interested in this company but have never "pulled the trigger". In an answer to a question yesterday you indicated you consider it presently a good value stock. What valuation metric are you using? Scotia Itrade gives two p/e valuations, 14.4 and 16.2. Stockreports+ says is have a trailing p/e of 7.3 and a forward p/e of 9.6. What valuation are you currently putting on this stock? Thank you. Bill.
Q: I used to own both Kruger, Supervalue, Metro but sold a year ago when it was clear that they would be hit over the past year by food deflation. I believe it is time to start buying on value. How would you rank the three? Your opinion may alter my initial thought of buying equal weights of each.
Q: With todays actions in Washington and a nice bump in the price of Trans Canada Pipelined ( new 52 week high ) would you expect a pullback while negotiations take place or will overall current performance continue to move the price higher ?
Gerry
Gerry
Q: If you could purchase only one of ALA, (Altagas) or IPL,( Interpipeline), which would it be and why.
Thanks for the great service, David
Thanks for the great service, David
Q: In response to a question yesterday you indicated that you believe that the ALA dividend is not at risk. I have read that high yield can be a sign of weakness in a stock. Is it your opinion that the current high yield of 6.5% for ALA is sustainable at this level? Do you believe that for stocks in general a high yield is an indicator of weakness in any stock? Thank you.
Q: Peter & Co,
Crius Energy had a Q3 loss of $0.14 per share while sporting a 9.15% dividend yield. This doesn't make sense to me. Are my numbers incorrect? Is this level of dividend sustainable? Do you think the solar component of the company will be a major drag on earnings in Trump's USA?
Thanks for your clarification and assessment of the company.
With appreciation for your great service to retail investors.
Crius Energy had a Q3 loss of $0.14 per share while sporting a 9.15% dividend yield. This doesn't make sense to me. Are my numbers incorrect? Is this level of dividend sustainable? Do you think the solar component of the company will be a major drag on earnings in Trump's USA?
Thanks for your clarification and assessment of the company.
With appreciation for your great service to retail investors.
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Canadian National Railway Company (CNR)
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BCE Inc. (BCE)
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Enbridge Inc. (ENB)
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Sun Life Financial Inc. (SLF)
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WSP Global Inc. (WSP)
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Cineplex Inc. (CGX)
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Magna International Inc. (MG)
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iShares Equal Weight Banc & Lifeco ETF (CEW)
Q: Could you please confirm for me that the following stocks qualify for the dividend tax credit.
$BAM.a, $CGX, $ENB, $WSP, $SLF, $BCE, $CNR, $MG and the ETF $CEW.
Thanks as always,
Vater
$BAM.a, $CGX, $ENB, $WSP, $SLF, $BCE, $CNR, $MG and the ETF $CEW.
Thanks as always,
Vater
Q: Could you compare the prospects of these two companies going forward
Q: You recently answered a question by saying "For pipeline and/or energy infrastructure, we would suggest ENB and/or TRP."
I hold PPL. Do you feel that ENB or TRP are strong enough to warrant selling PPL to purchase one/both of them?
PS: I really like that you respond to questions so quickly.
I hold PPL. Do you feel that ENB or TRP are strong enough to warrant selling PPL to purchase one/both of them?
PS: I really like that you respond to questions so quickly.
Q: Looking at rationalizing my Canadian telcos and would appreciate your ranking in order of the Canadian telco options.
Is there an American telco you would prefer in that ranking?
Preferably looking for dividend income and growth in your choices.
Cheers,
Peter
Is there an American telco you would prefer in that ranking?
Preferably looking for dividend income and growth in your choices.
Cheers,
Peter