Q: Good morning,
Curious to hear your views/thoughts on the CPX news from yesterday.
Thanks.
Curious to hear your views/thoughts on the CPX news from yesterday.
Thanks.
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Investment Q&A
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Q: Would you recommend adding to my CJ position at this price level? I'm down about 10% at this juncture. If there is no danger of a dividend cut, and if CJ rebounds in 2024 would it be a worthy risk bet? Please advise.
Q: Retired, dividend investor looking for income with this trade. HMAX is currently 1.8 of my equity position, down 15%. Would this be a good time to average down and take advantage of their 14+ dividend. How safe is the dividend? Do you have any other options
Q: This holding has been a disappointment for me. I bought it when oil prices (west texas) were in the seventy dollar range and it dropped even as oil prices spiked into the eighties. Would you dump and move on? It's in a TFSA account.
Q: I would appreciate your scrutiny of this company, its current financial indebtedness. The past history of dividend growth, and is this 10% yield sustainable, also is this dividend eligible for the dividend tax credit, or is this an interest payment? Thank you for this info.
Q: Good morning - I'm thinking about taking some gains in SU and adding CNQ. I've read recently that CNQ has reduced debt big time and may be jumping dividends. Which company holds the better prospects for both dividends ( and possible gains) over the medium term. Thanks
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Toromont Industries Ltd. (TIH)
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Savaria Corporation (SIS)
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goeasy Ltd. (GSY)
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EQB Inc. (EQB)
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Hammond Power Solutions Inc. Class A Subordinate Voting Shares (HPS.A)
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TECSYS Inc. (TCS)
Q: I bought GSY at its peak. Is it time to dollar cost average now or would you wait for the price to drop more?
How do you see the stock price move if interest rates stay stable until mid 2024?
Would you recommend different stocks which pay 3-5% dividend with room to grow 50% over the next 12 - 18 months,?
How do you see the stock price move if interest rates stay stable until mid 2024?
Would you recommend different stocks which pay 3-5% dividend with room to grow 50% over the next 12 - 18 months,?
Q: What probability would you put on another dividend cut for AQN?
Thanks as always.
Thanks as always.
Q: Can you comment on KEG's latest earnings? Is this still a HOLD for income? Bob
Q: Down 12% .is it time to panic or worth keeping for a comeback with a decent dividend? Your view on oil now? Thanks Larry
Q: Re your answer to Terry Nov 3rd. Q: previously, you have described the effect of high rates depressing dividend stocks, and increasing yields. In your answer to Terry you describe markets rallying due to a rate pause, followed by a decline as rates are cut. Will dividend stocks rally and then decline in the same way, or will the attraction of the dividend cause them to behave differently. Are dividends currently at their high point or will yields be even higher if/when the market declines during/after rate cuts.
Thanks Peter.
Thanks Peter.
Q: looking at 10 year bonds in these 2 companies...if you had to choose one, from a credit quality point of view which you feel most comfortable with...many thanks...Cheers
Q: NWC, good company and stock but approaching a resistance area. I feel it's time to take the profit and sell. But what to replace it with?
Could you pleaase provide a few suggestionsto consider. A dividend payer, solid company making profits, currently at a price with good upside over the next couple of years.
Thanks so much.
Could you pleaase provide a few suggestionsto consider. A dividend payer, solid company making profits, currently at a price with good upside over the next couple of years.
Thanks so much.
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iShares S&P/TSX Composite High Dividend Index ETF (XEI)
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Vanguard Dividend Appreciation FTF (VIG)
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SPDR Dividend ETF (SDY)
Q: Is there an ETF for the USA that is similar to XEI? Listed on a US exchange or TSX.
Thanks!
Thanks!
Q: Hello Peter and Staff
Read an article expounding the virtues of Cogeco and its holdco . Article cited low P/E and payout ratios as well as equivalent dividend rates based on current price with expected re rating to get discounts lower than present versus BCE and T. What do you think of this and as well the option of CCO versus CCA
Thanks for all you do
Dennis
Read an article expounding the virtues of Cogeco and its holdco . Article cited low P/E and payout ratios as well as equivalent dividend rates based on current price with expected re rating to get discounts lower than present versus BCE and T. What do you think of this and as well the option of CCO versus CCA
Thanks for all you do
Dennis
Q: Peter I own Birchcliff. Your thoughts 0n its recent quarter please. Is the cash flow paying the dividends or is it over paying??? The market does not like it Thanks Ken
Q: Good morning,
My intention is to move some US $ from my US Non Registered account to my CDN $ Non Registered account through a journal transfer.
I just sold a US ETF and with the proceeds purchased TRP.US
Q1. Are the TRP.US dividends paid in US $ or CDN$?
Q2. Do the TRP.US dividends generated in the US Non Reg Acct qualify for the Canadian Dividend Tax Credit?
Q3. Can I simply call my TD Direct Investing broker to move TRP.US from my US Non Reg Acct to my CDN Non Reg acct?
Thank you and I'll await for your response to these three questions.
My intention is to move some US $ from my US Non Registered account to my CDN $ Non Registered account through a journal transfer.
I just sold a US ETF and with the proceeds purchased TRP.US
Q1. Are the TRP.US dividends paid in US $ or CDN$?
Q2. Do the TRP.US dividends generated in the US Non Reg Acct qualify for the Canadian Dividend Tax Credit?
Q3. Can I simply call my TD Direct Investing broker to move TRP.US from my US Non Reg Acct to my CDN Non Reg acct?
Thank you and I'll await for your response to these three questions.
Q: Looking at the depressed Utilities Renewable, I wonder why Constellation performed so well. Do you have explanation for it.
Thanks
Thanks
Q: Good morning.
What are your thoughts on POW-A these days for an income play. I know there has been little growth in recent years, but at 6+% yield, and a ~7% 5-year dividend growth rate, it does look compelling to me.
Any obvious risks that I might be missing?
Thanks
What are your thoughts on POW-A these days for an income play. I know there has been little growth in recent years, but at 6+% yield, and a ~7% 5-year dividend growth rate, it does look compelling to me.
Any obvious risks that I might be missing?
Thanks
Q: Other than dividend yield, what are the top 3 metrics one should be considering when selecting dividend stocks for investment? And what are the most relevant sources to research in this regard? Thank you