Q: The stock price is in free fall,cant just blame volatile markets, whats your thoughts on this co.
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Q: In answer to a question about Cascades on Nov. 3rd, you said it was not your favorite in the sector and I was wondering what company was. With thanks, Bill
Q: Do you think that this becomes a better investment the lower the dollar goes? Or will the deterioration of purchasing power make even staycations out of reach for too many households?
Q: Hi Pete and Ryan,
Two questions on two different companies:
1. VSN - How are these guys funding their projects if all their cash flow is going to pay the dividend? It seems to me that a dividend cut is in order as they can't keep going like this forever. What do you think?
2. Capital Power - In light of Alberta's climate change policy, do you think Capital Power will be able to grow their power generation asset base such that the shutdown of their coal assets (in 2030) will be mitigated, if not immaterial altogether? Capital Power seems to have decent cash flow and upcoming projects underway, but I wonder how much this will impact them in 15 years time.
Thanks again,
Aaron
Two questions on two different companies:
1. VSN - How are these guys funding their projects if all their cash flow is going to pay the dividend? It seems to me that a dividend cut is in order as they can't keep going like this forever. What do you think?
2. Capital Power - In light of Alberta's climate change policy, do you think Capital Power will be able to grow their power generation asset base such that the shutdown of their coal assets (in 2030) will be mitigated, if not immaterial altogether? Capital Power seems to have decent cash flow and upcoming projects underway, but I wonder how much this will impact them in 15 years time.
Thanks again,
Aaron
Q: Short term placement for $150,000 US in todays very volatile market 3 - 6 months. Growth only!
As always, thank you for your expertize.
As always, thank you for your expertize.
Q: BDI reduced their dividend from 8 cents to 5 cents a few months ago. Do you believe the 5 cents dividend is safe. I don't mind holding the stock for the long term if its dividend is safe.
Q: We depend on dividends for 50% of our income and now have full positions in BCE and T in our joint account. I would like your opinion on adding either SJR.B, which I prefer for the higher interest and monthly dividend, or RCI.B. I have several reits and AX, along with others, has dropped like a brick recently. Time to sell? - Ted
Q: Hi 5i team,
What do you think of ATCO at the current price for a long term hold? I am looking for some growth and dividend income.
Thanks for your insights on this stock!
What do you think of ATCO at the current price for a long term hold? I am looking for some growth and dividend income.
Thanks for your insights on this stock!
Q: your analysis of the results today please. Looks like the turnaround is going well, big increases in EBITDA and debt down significantly. Div increase also a good sign. what is the valuation like, sector compare? Takeover candidate?
Q: Good morning Peter, Ryan and 5i Team - I'm looking to add to my current position in Alta Gas (ALA). Can you provide your opinion on ALA with the objective of safe dividend and some slow steady growth as the sector recovers? In your previous response on Dec 24 you thought it was trading a bit high based on P/E but it has come down since then. Thanks again - John
Q: Good morning,
I am looking to find the relative exposure of the big 5 banks to the oil and gas sector. I understand that thus far that the effects of the downturn in the oil patch have been somewhat benign, but it would be helpful to know the potential relative effects of a protracted low oil price on the respective banks (ex National and Cdn Western) based on their exposure to the sector. As well, could you please pass along the bank that you feel is most insulated.
Thank you for your response,
Brad
I am looking to find the relative exposure of the big 5 banks to the oil and gas sector. I understand that thus far that the effects of the downturn in the oil patch have been somewhat benign, but it would be helpful to know the potential relative effects of a protracted low oil price on the respective banks (ex National and Cdn Western) based on their exposure to the sector. As well, could you please pass along the bank that you feel is most insulated.
Thank you for your response,
Brad
Q: I hold Chartwell REIT and Chemtrade Logistics, 3% and 2.7% respectively. Am looking to add to either (or both?) in this market downturn, for income. What is a good weighting for these companies, and which is the most likely to withstand another barrage of sell-offs? (That is, which sector, which company, is likelier to do well in such an environment.) Thanks!
Q: Hello, couple of questions here:
- phk-u : do you think it s a good time to add (to 3% total of my portfolio) and why.
- should i sell rsi or still a long term hold for yield (i am down 15%). Reason : only to raise some cash.
- should i sell vln in this environement while i am even (3.5% allocation). Can you comment on valuation and outlook. I am ok to hold for 5 year if good company long term but thinking about raising some cash. Thank you
- phk-u : do you think it s a good time to add (to 3% total of my portfolio) and why.
- should i sell rsi or still a long term hold for yield (i am down 15%). Reason : only to raise some cash.
- should i sell vln in this environement while i am even (3.5% allocation). Can you comment on valuation and outlook. I am ok to hold for 5 year if good company long term but thinking about raising some cash. Thank you
Q: Could you please provide your latest thoughts on cig and outlook going forward?
Q: I am looking at buying some VSN as willing to take a chance on (no) dividend cut.
Can you explain the difference between the Dividend Reinvestment Component and the Premium Dividend Component of the DRIP.I understand the 5% discount but not the 102% cash payment.
Thanks
Derek
Can you explain the difference between the Dividend Reinvestment Component and the Premium Dividend Component of the DRIP.I understand the 5% discount but not the 102% cash payment.
Thanks
Derek
Q: Hello Peter;
Was wondering if I could get your present thoughts on mfr.un and
what it will take to turn it around (if anything)
all the best!
Was wondering if I could get your present thoughts on mfr.un and
what it will take to turn it around (if anything)
all the best!
Q: In 5i opinion what are some of the best ETF to buy for income
Thanks
Pau
Thanks
Pau
Q: I heard about this one to-day on BNN: auto prop. leased to dealership who are responsible for all prop. servicing costs - long-term leases with 1.3% escalation clause annually, long-term debt. just over 3% not due until 2022. Looks like a great set-up - comments please. Have been adding new dealership properties - one just recently.
Q: Hi:
I have been comparing the key statistics for EMA and BEP for the years 2011 – 2014, and EMA appears to be the clear winner on paper. I know that BEP has strong backing from BAM, is globally positioned and pays a higher dividend. I hold a full position in BPY.UN and BIP.UN in a reasonably diversified portfolio.
Because of my age income and security of capital are more important than growth.
Are there other considerations that I am not taking into account in deciding which to invest in?
I have been comparing the key statistics for EMA and BEP for the years 2011 – 2014, and EMA appears to be the clear winner on paper. I know that BEP has strong backing from BAM, is globally positioned and pays a higher dividend. I hold a full position in BPY.UN and BIP.UN in a reasonably diversified portfolio.
Because of my age income and security of capital are more important than growth.
Are there other considerations that I am not taking into account in deciding which to invest in?
Q: Could you please explain why AQN has significantly outperformed BEP over every time period despite a significantly higher yield offered by BEP. Which one would you favour for purchase today? Thanks.