Q: We own Emera, BCE and Telus in a dividend portfolio and notes these three stocks were down today by around 3 percent. Should we be concerned holding any of these three over the next three years primarily for dividend income? Are their dividends safe and valuations reasonable to hold and/or accumulate?
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Q: I just initiated a position in NEE about a week ago. With the dividend cut forecast and now down about 4% in the past 5 days, do you still see NEE as a hold?
Q: I have heard many times not to buy a falling knife. I currently own BCE and after many years I am now at an overall loss position. I am a senior and dividends are very important. What should I do, Buy more, or put a bag over my head and hold my breath, or sell?
thanks
thanks
Q: Which of these two telco’s would you buy at the moment and why?
Q: Given that these two companies control apx. 65% of phone and internet use, what change would reverse the course of their stock price? Does the concentration of ownership and reliance on their services not bode well into the future? Thanks
Q: Thinking on getting a position in BCE A bit for growth but mostly long term dividends
Is it a buy,hold or sell ?
Do you like it for the long time
Thank you 😊
Is it a buy,hold or sell ?
Do you like it for the long time
Thank you 😊
Q: Your thoughts please on the offer from TRC capital for BCE shares. Offer is above current trading price. Thx
Q: Both BCE and Telus are down significantly today on high volume and both have broken support levels. Is there any recent news to explain today's drops. Are their dividends safe
Q: Would you sell Brookfield Infrastructure? If yes, is there a name you would replace it with?
Q: Thoughts on XDG?
Q: So, Canadian Telcos are hurting……
The three control the Canadian market. Canadians pay some of the highest prices for their services. Their networks are vital infrastructure for businesses, government, and everything else.
I understand that capital investment is large and that interest rates have risen, however….. rates aren’t that high and look to be on the way down. Also, would it not take some time for increased borrowing costs to catch up with these companies?
Income….could it be any higher?
Is the problem excessive expenses? Forays into non-core businesses? Aren’t their problems easily solvable?
I’m having trouble seeing how the current low prices are not an incredible long term buying opportunity.
Comments?
The three control the Canadian market. Canadians pay some of the highest prices for their services. Their networks are vital infrastructure for businesses, government, and everything else.
I understand that capital investment is large and that interest rates have risen, however….. rates aren’t that high and look to be on the way down. Also, would it not take some time for increased borrowing costs to catch up with these companies?
Income….could it be any higher?
Is the problem excessive expenses? Forays into non-core businesses? Aren’t their problems easily solvable?
I’m having trouble seeing how the current low prices are not an incredible long term buying opportunity.
Comments?
Q: What would a good entry price for AQN be?
Do you believe the dividend is safe?
Thanks
Do you believe the dividend is safe?
Thanks
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Philip Morris International Inc (PM $166.84)
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Enbridge Inc. (ENB $72.86)
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TMX Group Limited (X $47.60)
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North West Company Inc. (The) (NWC $54.18)
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British American Tobacco p.l.c. (BTI $59.16)
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Brookfield Asset Management Ltd. Class A Limited Voting Shares (BAM $60.68)
Q: I have some weak spots in my income portfolio; Magna, Telus, the REITS (CAR and GRT) and IBM.
Any suggestions on what to replace them with, or just stay the course?
Any suggestions on what to replace them with, or just stay the course?
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Altria Group Inc. (MO $66.34)
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Philip Morris International Inc (PM $166.84)
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British American Tobacco p.l.c. (BTI $59.16)
Q: Why do you like BTI? Didn’t the UK just outlaw tobacco sales in the future to people born after a certain date? Isn’t this a slowly diminishing industry?
Q: Dear 5i team.
I see TOU has announced the regular divident payable 6/28. I understnad they intend to pay "special" dividends based on results as the FY carries on.(and as they have done in the recent past) What is the timing for these, and when/how do they declare them?
Many thanks for your help.
I see TOU has announced the regular divident payable 6/28. I understnad they intend to pay "special" dividends based on results as the FY carries on.(and as they have done in the recent past) What is the timing for these, and when/how do they declare them?
Many thanks for your help.
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Restaurant Brands International Inc. (QSR $97.78)
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Algonquin Power & Utilities Corp. (AQN $8.53)
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Magna International Inc. (MG $78.57)
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Nutrien Ltd. (NTR $107.70)
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Thomson Reuters Corp (TRI $103.11)
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Brookfield Infrastructure Corporation Class A Exchangeable Subordinate Voting Shares (BIPC $64.65)
Q: Hi
What are your favourite Canadian Stocks that pay US dividends? How do you feel about aqn? mg?
Thanks
What are your favourite Canadian Stocks that pay US dividends? How do you feel about aqn? mg?
Thanks
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Brookfield Infrastructure Corporation Class A Exchangeable Subordinate Voting Shares (BIPC $64.65)
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Brookfield Renewable Corporation Class A Exchangeable Subordinate Voting Shares (BEPC $55.96)
Q: Hi 5i;
Which stock is more stable / less risky - BIPC or BEPC ?
Which stock is more stable / less risky - BIPC or BEPC ?
Q: Dear 5i team.
I know these Qs are all asking for opinions, so appreicate your input on the following:
At what price does SPB look attractive for income and limited capital risk?
What % does Brookfield own of SPB and at what point do you think this gets cheap enough for them to take private?
What seems to be the problem with mgmt getting this business to achieve profitable growth, and create shareholder value?
Seems to me propane distribution and use business has many years of runway left in our lifetimes.
Appreciate your insights.
I know these Qs are all asking for opinions, so appreicate your input on the following:
At what price does SPB look attractive for income and limited capital risk?
What % does Brookfield own of SPB and at what point do you think this gets cheap enough for them to take private?
What seems to be the problem with mgmt getting this business to achieve profitable growth, and create shareholder value?
Seems to me propane distribution and use business has many years of runway left in our lifetimes.
Appreciate your insights.
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Premium Brands Holdings Corporation (PBH $95.78)
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Savaria Corporation (SIS $25.71)
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Exchange Income Corporation (EIF $101.66)
Q: Long term holder of SIS and PBH, but would you endorse a switch to EIF over one of those two as part of a long term balanced portfolio?
I know there should be brighter days ahead for both SIS and PBH, but EIF looks appealing....
I know there should be brighter days ahead for both SIS and PBH, but EIF looks appealing....
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Purpose High Interest Savings Fund (PSA $50.04)
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Hamilton Enhanced Canadian Covered Call ETF (HDIV $21.25)
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Dynamic Active Enhanced Yield Covered Options ETF (DXQ $26.89)
Q: I hold psa in my tfsa for cash purposes. I am looking at moving proceeds to either hdiv or Dxq for cash holdings. Would you please compare these 2 etfs and would you recommend one over the other for stated purpose. Thanx.