Q: KWH.UN has dropped quite significantly, even though they have declared a dividend increase and improved numbers all round last quarter (EBITDA, Revenue, Customer base, etc). Any reason for the drop that you can see, or is it just the run from Canada and income stocks. Would you rate it a buy at these prices for the income investor?
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Q: the Brookfield complex (bam.a.....bip.un ....bep.un)has been off meaningfully post the US election .Are you concerned about anything fundamentally different post the election for the BAM names?
Q: My portfolio is light on industrials as I only own wsp and sis. What else could I add? I'm not comfortable with nfi as I find it expensive. What are 4 or 5 names that you like in the industrial sector. Would a rail company be a good idea as I beleive they fall under industrials.
Q: could u please send a list of all the best 25,50, and 100 year dividend increase paying stocks and what sector they are in.
Q: Cara shares are dropping precipitously since (seemingly-OK) earnings. Any insight?
Thanks!
Thanks!
Q: Since mid-year when VNR hit $23, it has been on a steady decline and then, of course, with the new threat on renewables, it has dropped considerably. Q3 showed weakness in Gaz Metro net income and now I await YE results. Any insight into what Q4 looked like? Should I sideline this one and wait for the dust to settle on the renewable threat or should I just sell because VNR will continue to perform poorly?
Carl
Carl
Q: I am considering taking a position in either Absolute Software or Chesswood Group as I am looking to increase my exposure to small cap with dividends ( I am particularly light on tech ). I would appreciate your choice between these two, and your reasons. Many thanks.
John
John
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iShares S&P/TSX Canadian Preferred Share Index ETF (CPD)
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iShares U.S. High Yield Bond Index ETF (CAD-Hedged) (XHY)
Q: I see that a number of very interest-sensitive vehicles are still included in your income portfolio such as CPD, XHY and BEP.un and a few others.
Given what happened last week and right now with interest rates should we be lightening our position on these types of investments? Put another way, is it your call that medium and long rates will keep on going up?
Given what happened last week and right now with interest rates should we be lightening our position on these types of investments? Put another way, is it your call that medium and long rates will keep on going up?
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iShares S&P/TSX Canadian Preferred Share Index ETF (CPD)
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iShares 1-5 Year Laddered Corporate Bond Index ETF (CBO)
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iShares U.S. High Yield Bond Index ETF (CAD-Hedged) (XHY)
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Vanguard Canadian Aggregate Bond Index ETF (VAB)
Q: How would you suggest I invest $100,000 in fixed income today, or would you recommend I hold the cash position into December? My only fixed income holding at present is a $200,000 5 year GIC ladder. Thanks, Barrie
Q: Hi Peter I have a good gain on rnw .I would like to dump it but I have tax implications for 2016.Do you see a bottom for this stock it lost 10% in the last 2 days.
Regards Stan
Regards Stan
Q: Dr is seriously ailing. What's the prognosis please?
Q: Could you provide me with 5 Dividend {Non Financials} paying Companies for a long term hold {3+ Years}.
Q: Hi team, Has your outlook on Linamar shifted since the US election? Do you still see a medium or long term upside? I am about 35% down and concerned that it really might not come back. Thanks!
Q: Please comment on Corby's most recent quarter. Does the Trump anti-trade stance affect Corby's any more than other stocks?
Also, they have paid special dividends in the past, do you foresee the likelihood of a special dividend in 2017?
Thanks for your great service.
Also, they have paid special dividends in the past, do you foresee the likelihood of a special dividend in 2017?
Thanks for your great service.
Q: Roger's Sugar has pulled back about 10% from its high in Sept. Does this seem like a good entry point with a yield of ~ 6%. Is the outlook for sugar pricing positive at this time? Many Thanks for a great service. Don
Q: Hi, ENB and BIP make up up 16% of my equity portfolio (8% each), plus I own BAM at 4%. I've been considering a trim but they've been the stalwarts of my portfolio and I've been skeptical of a big inflation/interest rate increase. Now, with talk of Trump's inflationary fiscal policy, do you think it's time to reduce these stocks? or do you feel the benefit of infrastructure spending will offset the negative effects of rate increases on these stocks?
Thanks.
Thanks.
Q: I would like to increase my holdings in pipeline stocks. My interest is a combination of dividends and capital gains. Which of the following would give the me the largest return over a 3 + year period - ALA, ENB, IPL, or PPL. My only current pipeline holding is TRP.
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BCE Inc. (BCE)
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TC Energy Corporation (TRP)
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WSP Global Inc. (WSP)
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Algonquin Power & Utilities Corp. (AQN)
Q: Is it a good time to buy above stocks for RRSP?I appreciate your order of preference.Thank you.Ebrahim
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Rogers Communications Inc. Class B Non-voting Shares (RCI.B)
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Shaw Communications Inc. Class B Non-voting Shares (SJR.B)
Q: I would like your opinion of rogers and shaw.Would you buy either both or neither? Would either one be a take over target? Thanx Robbie
Q: I am concerned about Chemtrade based on poor quarterly results, closing risk of Canexus takeover, high distribution ratio, lack of dividend growth. Subject to your comments on Chemtrade, I would look to replace it with Telus (T) or a consumer defensive stock. In the latter case, I would be looking for a dividend yield of at least 4%.