Q: Yesterday you said to BEN re DRIPS that you should register shares in your own name directly with the company- did you mean a person would have to call/write the company yourself- and have the physical share certificate from your brokerage? Thanks.rod
Q: These stocks all have a dividend yield of 5% or greater and have market capitalization greater than 3 billion. When I see BNS with a dividend yield of 7.5% I have to think that the market is near a bottom realizing that the prices can always go lower. Please rate these stocks in two ways: safety of dividend and estimated 5-year total return. Do any of these stocks cause you any concern now or long term? Thanks.
Just to clarify and I will use ENB as an example. If I buy ENB on November 13th and sale the stock on EX dividend date which is Nov 14th will I receive the dividend?
Your thoughts on Acadian Timber's recent earnings? I have owned it for quite a while and although I like the healthy dividend I noticed the payout ratio in the quarterly report was 115%. Should I be worried about that?
Q: On October 31st, Lorraine asks 5I to recommend their 5 top Cdn or US energy stocks. SU was omitted. Yet, looking back thru the "questions" library, SU was always recommended as a top pick (usually SU, CNQ and TOU).
Q: BIP.UN and BIPC.TO are down significantly YTD. However recently BIP.UN has recovered some of the lossess and appears to be formimg a base wheras BIPC.TO continues to go down. Do they own the same assets and why is BIP.TO performing worse than BIP.UN
Q: Greetings:
You have had several questions concerning drips and the discounts allowed when the shares are purchased. I was advised by my discount brokers that they decide what companies will be put in their list of drips, and furthermore no discounts are provided unless the shares are held in your own name. All other drip programs are synthetic drips. Please elaborate.
Q: Since announcing Baltic Power and Hai Long off shore wind projects committing $10.2 total credit financing in mid September, this stock is down another 20%. Have they bit off more than they can chew creating another AQN situation? Do you recommend selling at this point?
Q: This name is in both the 5i Income and BE portfolios at a 6% weighting yet yields under 1%, where no other stock in the Income portfolio comes close to. I understand it is the best performer in that portfolio and am wondering if it is there to 'juice up' the return on an otherwise mediocre performance. Could you confirm this rationale or explain the thinking, please.
Q: Hi 5i,
I’m sitting on a large cash position and want to take advantage of today’s opportunity to buy good Canadian businesses with great dividend yields. What are your top ideas today for dividend yield, and for dividend growth in Canada?
Q: Hello Peter,
Given the huge decline in shares of both stocks and your positive views on both stocks (despite short report on BIP), is it a good time to increase the weights to 5 percent for 3 to 5 year hold and collect the dividends while the stock gets the momentum.. Much appreciate it.