Q: Hello 5i Team....Would you prefer IPL or PPL in the present market environment? Also, could you elaborate on your reasoning? Many thanks for the awesome job that you do in answering all the member questions.
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Q: Could you please comment on VNR's results. Thanks.
Q: Long term owners of Canadian Utilities and would appreciate an opinion of it going forward with the carbon tax and a no coal future. Our shares have more than doubled in price (taxable account) and it has been good up to now if this effects your opinion. THANKS AS ALWAYS
Q: Please, any comments on MIC-N this is for my US account.
Jean Guy
Jean Guy
- AltaGas Ltd. (ALA)
- Emera Incorporated (EMA)
- Algonquin Power & Utilities Corp. (AQN)
- TransAlta Renewables Inc. (RNW)
Q: I currently hold ALA and RNW .Would like to add AQN or EMA , which would you add ? Or would you add NWC instead.Please Place in order of preference. Thanks.
Q: When you stated that people are moving out of dividend paying and into growth stocks do you think this is short term investments?I am a long term dividend investor.Should I follow the crowd?
- Brookfield Infrastructure Partners L.P. (BIP.UN)
- Brookfield Global Infrastructure Securities Income Fund (BGI.UN)
Q: how do these infrastructure funds compare - what are the differences - already own BIP.un - would owning both increase potential?
Q: Good Morning Peter, Ryan, and Team,
I hold DH Corp in an income oriented account which closely tracks the 5i Income Portfolio. Now that the dust is just starting to settle on this name, after the dividend cut, would you recommend buying more, holding what I have, or selling it ??? Thank you for your sage advise. DL
I hold DH Corp in an income oriented account which closely tracks the 5i Income Portfolio. Now that the dust is just starting to settle on this name, after the dividend cut, would you recommend buying more, holding what I have, or selling it ??? Thank you for your sage advise. DL
Q: I picked up some AC in the spring with the intention to hold into the new year. The stock and the sector seem to be on a roll at the moment and really started to lift when Buffet bought into the sector. Buffet is anything but fly by night so I am thinking of holding a little longer. What is the street calling for on Air Canada? Could you give me some price targets? Could you also comment on the Buffet purchase and what it is that he might be seeing?
Q: Is HBB worth keeping in a rising rate environment? Since Trump took office the price has been on a slow steady decline.
Thanks!
Thanks!
Q: Which of these 2 stocks would you recommend for income and growth moving forward?
Thank you,
Bob
Thank you,
Bob
Q: I recently took a 1/2 position in Rogers Sugar and would like your take on their earnings just announced after the close today. Would it be a good time to complete the position, as it is still off its recent highs?
Many thanks for the great service. Don
Many thanks for the great service. Don
Q: Dr seems to have broken down after a nice run. Can you give me your thoughts going forward
Q: I'm helping my daughter (mid-20s) manage her TFSA, which is her only portfolio. Currently, it consists of IPL 30%, TOY 28% , SIS 18% and KXS 23%. She’s wants to keep TOY, SIS and KXS, but is thinking of selling IPL. She is more interested in growth stocks. Do you consider selling IPL a good move or is it best to keep it; and, can you suggest 2-3 other stocks to add to round things out, given the other holdings. She's looking at a minimum 3-5 year timeframe.
Q: I own PWF.PR.L, RY.PR.O, BMO.PR.Z about equal amounts for a total of $150K which is about 5% of my holdings. They have been softening recently, is it time to sell and what would recommend? I have about 20% in bonds and balance heavily skewed to finance, utilities, infrastructure.
Q: I have lost about 3/4th of my investment and was holding on for better days. With the recent announcement about coal-fired facilities, I'm wondering whether the tobacco in my pipe dream is finished.
- Enbridge Inc. (ENB)
- TC Energy Corporation (TRP)
- Pembina Pipeline Corporation (PPL)
- Inter Pipeline Ltd. (IPL)
- Keyera Corp. (KEY)
Q: Hello 5i, between these energy companies, TRP, ENB, PPL.un , and IPL.un, KEY, which of the following companies would you recommend buying now for a long term hold?
Please advise from best to least liked, or please advise if you would have a different recommendation of the energy sector companies? Thank You.
Please advise from best to least liked, or please advise if you would have a different recommendation of the energy sector companies? Thank You.
Q: I have Enbridge in my portfolio and have received notice of a special meeting pertaining to the merger with Spectra that involves the issuance of shares to Spectra holders at just below par to facilitate the process. The literature is rather bulky and I am not sure I really understand it. Is this a good proposal for shareholders and should I support it? This kind of change makes me nervous. Is it a really good idea almost certain to benefit the merged entity, or is it time to exit from Enbridge to be safe?
Q: Could you please provide me with some names of the best "Dividend Paying" stocks for a non registered account. Thanks Valter
Q: Good afternoon,
I am wondering if you can provide your latest take on LMP. The forward PE has come down to a reasonable (relatively speaking) level, growth looks solid and the balance sheet seems safe, given the cash position/no debt. Can you speak to:(1)the competitive landscape in the sector and (2) anything investors should know about management beyond the 40%+ insider stake.
Thanks,
Jason
I am wondering if you can provide your latest take on LMP. The forward PE has come down to a reasonable (relatively speaking) level, growth looks solid and the balance sheet seems safe, given the cash position/no debt. Can you speak to:(1)the competitive landscape in the sector and (2) anything investors should know about management beyond the 40%+ insider stake.
Thanks,
Jason