Q: Hi, PPL, ALA, IPL, KEY, which one would you pick? Please comment. Thank you.
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Q: I am looking to both reduce both my exposure in the energy infrastructure portion of my portfolio and also materialize the capital loses. Holdings consist of ENB PPL and IPL with a total sector weight of 7.8%. Current thinking is to sell PPL and IPL purchasing either TRP of KEY with half of the proceeds. Assuming my thinging is sound would you concur with keeping ENB and which of TRP of KEY would you purchase.
Q: Hi team, I am looking at telcos. I currently hold Rogers and was thinking of switching out to Telus or BCE. I am curious for your input on the metrics. On Globe Investor, Rogers metrics are less favourable than both Telus and BCE on Forward PE, Price to Book and Debt to Equity. On top of that BCE and Telus have a higher dividend yield and a better 5 year record of raising the dividend. All that being said, RCI has performed well lately, what am I missing? Why would the market pay up for RCI, why would one buy Rogers instead of BCE or Telus? rob
Q: Would you prefer Cara over Restaurant Brands, with the recent pullback in Cara's shares following the secondary issue? Which company do you expect to have more growth?
Q: Hello - Would I be correct in saying that the price for Fortis is presently cheap? When I look back over a 5 year period the P/E ratio appears to be at its lowest level right now. Would you agree?
I have no data that goes back further than that so I don't know what the average P/E would be over a longer time frame.
I have no data that goes back further than that so I don't know what the average P/E would be over a longer time frame.
Q: After the big dip - it looks very attractive - but I have 2 questions: 1) What property or properties caused a loss of 132mm in the second qtr. of this year & 2) what percentage of their total portfolio is in the West - excluding BC? Thank you.
Q: I have a TFSA account and want to sell WestJet but not sure what I should replace the stock with. I currently also own Stanec in this sector. My sector allocations are appropriate except for: 0% Consumer Staples, 12% Industrial (after sale), 8% Tech. Which sector and stock would you recommend that I put the money toward to after the sale of WestJet?
Q: Hi Guy's,
Just to help out Gary on westcoast, the full financial statements for only westcoast can be found on Sedar.ca
Regards
John
Just to help out Gary on westcoast, the full financial statements for only westcoast can be found on Sedar.ca
Regards
John
Q: Can you explain why U.S. preferred share ETFs like PGF and PFF have considerably outperformed their Canadian counterparts such as CPD and ZPR ? Thanks, Joe
Q: What is your opinion on ENB.TO 6 -12 months out ? It seems to be sliding to no end.
Q: How is the inside ownership? Would you consider these days as a good entry point? Your general assessment as well would be greatly appreciated, thank you for your excellent service.
Q: it has lots of cash and very high dividend is it worth buying?.
Q: Hi Team,
Besides BCE and T, is there another smaller up and comer that should be considered and you like?
Besides BCE and T, is there another smaller up and comer that should be considered and you like?
Q: I am down about 20% on CPD which I bought primarily to stabilize my diversified portfolio. It comprises about 3.5% of my portfolio so it has not been a particularly good stabilizer. I understand how the rate reset preferred shares held in the ETF have depressed its value, but I find it hard to predict what is likely to happen over the next few years. Any predictions? I have been thinking of slowly reducing the amount that I hold and switching into a bond ETF (though even CBO and HFR have been slowly declining). Your sage advice would be appreciated.
Q: I am looking for some income products to diversify my portfolio. Royal Bank offers what they call Managed Payout Solution products, symbols RBF581, RBF582 and RBF578. While the yield is high for each, the MERs are very high. Also, it is not clear that there are no other hidden fees such as trailers, or front or rear end loading. I would appreciate your opinion of these products.
Q: Please comment on latest quarter
Thanks
Thanks
Q: Hi Peter and Staff
In my pipeline holdings I had IPL and ENB as double what I had ALA,PPL,KEY and TRP. If I read things correctly,they may be more reliant on oil sands projects that the rest. Does it make sense to look at all of them equally going forward or is IPL still better than ALA,PPL,KEY and TRP going forward?
Thanks for all you do
Dennis
In my pipeline holdings I had IPL and ENB as double what I had ALA,PPL,KEY and TRP. If I read things correctly,they may be more reliant on oil sands projects that the rest. Does it make sense to look at all of them equally going forward or is IPL still better than ALA,PPL,KEY and TRP going forward?
Thanks for all you do
Dennis
Q: Seems like this Company is growing Revenue and Income. Analysts have a very large growth in earnings for 2016. Good yield at 6.7% without return of capital I believe. Looks like the latest annual payout is around 70%, and I think quite sustainable. Debt due to acquisition rather than capital and dilution. Would You buy at this price for a long term hold or do you expect more downside in the near future.
Q: What are your thoughts on Capital Power's recent 7.35% dividend increase and on the company in general going forward?
Q: I hold some XHY in my margin and TFSA. The Canadian dollar has come down since I purchased about 2 months ago. The prediction is for a lower dollar. How risky is this downward slide , should I sell now? I just bought for the increased yield.Thank you,Phyl