Q: What are your thoughts on richards packaging as a long term growth stock with a 5% dividend in a TFSA Could it be a potential takeover stock by a larger company?
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Q: Enbridge announced 14% increase of dividends and dropped like a rock 3%. Last year ENB about the same time announced about 30% dividend increase and shot up 20%.
So increase is an increase, why the reaction is totally different from last year ?
Do you see any other bad news today and going forward >
So increase is an increase, why the reaction is totally different from last year ?
Do you see any other bad news today and going forward >
Q: FC-T has a high yield over 7%, which is a better return than any of it's convertible debentures. a free cash flow of 5.47M, However a book value of 10.28. They have never reduced their dividend. Do you see this company as a reasonable investment for income.
Q: Good day, is TA worth (risk/return) buying at $5? I am thinking that there will likely be (another) dividend cut which will push the shares lower short-term, but after that, they could bounce back to $7-9 - at which point I would exit. What's your thoughts - thanks.
Q: Prefs make up about 5% of my holdings. Most are solid, however
I am underwater on CSE.PR.A and AZP.PR.A and am looking at selling to offset gains elsewhere.
Could you make a suggestion(s) as to a good and somewhat similar home for the proceeds?
I was thinking about CSE and/or AQN. ( My feeling is CSE is a a bit of a dice roll on a deal getting done)
I hold BEP.UN in a registered account, but am light on utilities otherwise.
Thank You.
I am underwater on CSE.PR.A and AZP.PR.A and am looking at selling to offset gains elsewhere.
Could you make a suggestion(s) as to a good and somewhat similar home for the proceeds?
I was thinking about CSE and/or AQN. ( My feeling is CSE is a a bit of a dice roll on a deal getting done)
I hold BEP.UN in a registered account, but am light on utilities otherwise.
Thank You.
Q: I am sitting on a small amount of cash ($50000)I would like to invest into dividend canadian compagny. I really don't know where to put it. It is for dividend revenue until I died! It is extra money that is not part of my retirement assets. So looking longterm (20yrs), good structured company. What would be appropriate. I understand that you do not take any responsibility toward my decision to buy or not. Thank for your help!
Q: You have XHY in the Income Portfolio. It has not performed well overall. I did a graphical comparison with ZWH and ZWH looks far superior. ZWH has increased in the last year whereas XHY has gone south.
I'm thinking of selling XHY and buying ZWH. May I have your thoughts on this move?
Thanks ... Ron
I'm thinking of selling XHY and buying ZWH. May I have your thoughts on this move?
Thanks ... Ron
Q: I hold some Interpipe, Transalta Renewables (RNW ) and Pembina (PPL). All still at gains, but gains are eroding on a consistent basis. All are held for income as opposed to capital gains. Do you see any distribution cuts for these pipeline/utilities in the next couple years? Are recent distribution increases justified or misleading attempts to support stock prices? What is your opinion of the high-yielding pipes/renewables?
Thank-you
Thank-you
Q: I would like your thoughts on Kinder Morgan's business risk?
Q: Et's results today beat EPS & Rev.with $66m backlog, shipment of $30m in Nov.& $97.5m cash.Please advise gist of conference call,if appropriate,& your comments on results.Your advice of buy,hold or sell.Thanks a lot for your normal great sevices & views.
Q: Would you please give me your thoughts on this company
Q: Peter and Team, I am looking at this bond from one of the Brookfield group with a coupon of 3.538% and a maturity of 10/30/2020. I have the Ask Price yield at 3.2559% and am curious on your thoughts of owning buying this bond and owning it to maturity.
Thanks, Marc.
Thanks, Marc.
Q: Would you please comment on this company
Q: What is the payout ratio for TA? It's yield is 13.408% and pays out a quarterly amount of 0.18 for a total of 0.72 per year. It earns 0.66 a share per year. Therefore I figure the payout is 109%. Is this how the pay out rate is calculated. If I am correct. how can a company sustain paying out more than it earns, thanks
Q: I'm considering buying POT and LIF for the yield expecting some share price appreciation over the next 4 years. Does that seem reasonable?
Q: You commented in early November that you thought this was a good REIT with attractive sustainable dividend yield. Since then it has dropped below $8.50 to within 5% of the 52 week low. Div yield looks even more attractive now. Any change to your view?
Thanks
Thanks
Q: Hi, PPL, ALA, IPL, KEY, which one would you pick? Please comment. Thank you.
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?