Q: i hold Gs in my margin acct and have been and have been an owner for a couple of years now, what are your thoughts as to a continuing hold.
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Q: Hello 5i,
I currently hold Genworth, and have held it for a few years. I am wondering if after the new mortgage rules announced today if it's worth holding. Considering that 50-55% of their current clientele would be not be eligible for mortgage insurance under the new rules, what adjustments can they do to maintain their current earnings level? Is the dividend safe considering these facts? Is it worth holding considering the constraints to future business under the new rules?
Thank you in advance
I currently hold Genworth, and have held it for a few years. I am wondering if after the new mortgage rules announced today if it's worth holding. Considering that 50-55% of their current clientele would be not be eligible for mortgage insurance under the new rules, what adjustments can they do to maintain their current earnings level? Is the dividend safe considering these facts? Is it worth holding considering the constraints to future business under the new rules?
Thank you in advance
Q: Hi Team
Any thoughts on ALARIS after yesterday's news? Wouldn't the news be considered a positive for the company? Thanks. Sam
Any thoughts on ALARIS after yesterday's news? Wouldn't the news be considered a positive for the company? Thanks. Sam
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iShares S&P/TSX Canadian Preferred Share Index ETF (CPD $13.76)
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BMO Laddered Preferred Share Index ETF (ZPR $12.20)
Q: What do you think of taking a position for a 5 yr hold in either of these? If you would take a position, which would you choose?
Thx, Carl
Thx, Carl
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iShares 1-5 Year Laddered Corporate Bond Index ETF (CBO $18.60)
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Vanguard Canadian Short-Term Corporate Bond Index ETF (VSC $24.33)
Q: I am supposed to increase my fixed income exposure via one or more ETFs. I see you usually recommend CBO, but what about VSC. VSC seems to be a better performer over the last 1, 3 and 5 year periods. Which is better in your opinion and why?
I have about $21K in cash in an RRSP to invest in fixed income products. Should I buy two or 3 ETFs, or all in CBO or VSC is sufficient?
Should I buy now, or wait until after the US election, or even after FED meeting in December to see if they increase interest rates? Does it really matter at this time?
p.s. I have been invested in over 90% equities for the last 25 years (now 53 years old) so I am struggling to get myself to buy fixed income products. I am reluctantly buying fixed income products only because I know I am supposed to have better asset allocation and not be so heavily equity focused, but today the returns are so small I wonder if I would just be better off buying stocks like BCE, T, SLF, FTS, IPL, PPL that pay around 4% dividend.
I have about $21K in cash in an RRSP to invest in fixed income products. Should I buy two or 3 ETFs, or all in CBO or VSC is sufficient?
Should I buy now, or wait until after the US election, or even after FED meeting in December to see if they increase interest rates? Does it really matter at this time?
p.s. I have been invested in over 90% equities for the last 25 years (now 53 years old) so I am struggling to get myself to buy fixed income products. I am reluctantly buying fixed income products only because I know I am supposed to have better asset allocation and not be so heavily equity focused, but today the returns are so small I wonder if I would just be better off buying stocks like BCE, T, SLF, FTS, IPL, PPL that pay around 4% dividend.
Q: If you had to choose only one of BCE, Telus or RCI.B for a long term hold for a senior person which one would you choose and why? Would you be a buyer at current prices?
Q: I am tempted to take a flier on WIN at these levels. Do you see any positives in the company for a 2 or 3 year hold or Is it more of a lottery ticket now? Thanx Robbie
Q: If you were asked to create a Canadian dividend Aristocrat ETF what holdings would you include? Would you equal weight the holdings? Would you diversify it across sectors? How would you base your selections against payout ratios or higher dividend payers? How often would you review the selections and how many names would you hold. Why might you want to do this type of ETF over another example such as growth, small cap index, value , GARP, etc.? Also please compare your Model portfolio to such an ETF. What makes the model portfolio different from this approach? Sorry for the longer question. To sum it up I am hoping to get a feeling of your strategies from the answer. Thank You Jeremy
Q: Presntly paying a 6% is the divident sustainable. What is the outlook going forward.
Thanks
Vince
Thanks
Vince
Q: According to Yahoo Finance the payout ratio for ABT [Absolute Software Corporation] is 102.3%.
Is that correct?
Why would this company have a payout ratio over 100%?
Thanks.
Is that correct?
Why would this company have a payout ratio over 100%?
Thanks.
Q: I currently invested in this company and I'm down quite a bit, should I hang in there with or cut my loses now, I own it in TFSA.
Q: Good morning 5I staff.
What effects would higher interest rates have on this closed end fund.
Thanks
Vince
What effects would higher interest rates have on this closed end fund.
Thanks
Vince
Q: Any updated news/insights?
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BMO Canadian Dividend ETF (ZDV $26.85)
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iShares S&P/TSX Canadian Dividend Aristocrats Index ETF (CDZ $40.22)
Q: Hi Team
Which of the 2 etfs, zdv or cdz would you recommend for income ,dividend growth and some capital gains. ZDV seems to have a lower MER and higher yield. Thank-you in advance. Sam
Which of the 2 etfs, zdv or cdz would you recommend for income ,dividend growth and some capital gains. ZDV seems to have a lower MER and higher yield. Thank-you in advance. Sam
Q: Can you give an opinion on Ontario suspending Energy plan with regards to renewable energy companies RNW etc ?
Q: A broker came out with a report on VSN today that put the target price at 12.00 (CIBC is at $14), below the current price of 12.75. Upon further checking it appears most analysts share that view. Their payout ratio seems to be high, and projects are unsure. Time to sell? Move to TRP? BIP.UN?
Q: What do you think of kwh,un for a income portfolio.
Thanks Phil.
Thanks Phil.
Q: Enbridge and TransCanada have both been buyers this year down south. Does consolidation of other Canadian energy infrastructure companies seem likely to happen and if so which ones would be most likely targets to be bought? Decent dividends and a good possability of a takeover seems like a good idea. THANKS
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BMO Canadian Dividend ETF (ZDV $26.85)
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BMO Equal Weight REITs Index ETF (ZRE $21.72)
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BMO Laddered Preferred Share Index ETF (ZPR $12.20)
Q: Your thoughts on a portfolio in a non registered account consisting simply of these 3 etf's (ZRE,ZPR,ZDV) to hold forever. Dividends received put into VIG.US, I'm 45 years old, I have no mortgage and no debts looking to borrow and bring my accounts to 100k for each of these 3 etf's totalling 300k, in retirement will use only dividends. (This would act as my deferred annuity but I get to keep my money) is my thinking clear?
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Chartwell Retirement Residences (CSH.UN $19.94)
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BMO Equal Weight REITs Index ETF (ZRE $21.72)
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iShares S&P/TSX Capped REIT Index ETF (XRE $15.30)
Q: I have no REITS in my portfolio and since I do my own taxes I like to keep things simple and did read that it better to hold REITS in an RRSP account if you don't want to be bother with return on capital, etc. I am wondering if I have no room in my RRSP would it be okay to put in my TFSA? I am looking at ZRE and XRE which one you prefer and CSH.UN or is just one index fund good enough.
Thanks
Dolores
Thanks
Dolores