Q: FC has been paying the same monthly distribution of $0.078 since inception in 1999. The dividend yield is almost always in the 7-8% range and balance sheet appears strong. I'd appreciate your comments on FC going forward and if it would not be a suitable add to your diversified Income Model Portfolio.
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Q: Peter, one year ago I purchased IPL over Enbridge and it represents 3.5% of my portfolio. I want to continue to hold the same weighting in a pipeline but was wondering if I should switch to ENB? I buy and hold stocks for the long term.
Stephen
Stephen
Q: AltaGas reported Fourth Quarter and Year End Results this morning. The results were mixed with EBITDA and funds from operations increasing year over year and normalized net income(not sure what this is) decreasing. The shares have been drifting down in recent trading sessions, perhaps in anticipation of theses results and reacted quite negatively this morning to this recent report . Is there anything that we should be concerned about regarding the company's future prospects. I own the shares for income and hopefully reasonable growth over the next 1-3 years. Your comments are appreciated.
Q: I'm looking at this company as a long term hold in my rrsp. What are your thoughts?
Q: Hello Peter & Co,
A follow-up on a fellow member's question on the subject. I too own BEP.UN and have noted your reference to NPI and RNW; but I am wondering if you had also considered Boralex BLX and Innergex INE.
Thanks,
Antoine
A follow-up on a fellow member's question on the subject. I too own BEP.UN and have noted your reference to NPI and RNW; but I am wondering if you had also considered Boralex BLX and Innergex INE.
Thanks,
Antoine
Q: AIF has popped after reporting earnings and has been trading sideways for a year. Could you characterize this company (is it a stretch to call this REOC alternative)? Is it value here and could you give your opinion? Thank You.
Q: Hi Peter, can you please comment on Altus Group just announced Q4 results. Do you consider this a good entry point for 3-5 year hold?
Rob
Rob
Q: I am looking for renewable energy companies that you would recommend, I am thinking of reducing my exposure to oils and increasing renewable and solar . I have Bep.un already
thank you, Jean
thank you, Jean
Q: What would your order of preference be for these four companies? Would you keep any of them? I am a retired investor, with 50% fixed income (GIC's & Bonds) and 50% equities (21 individual stocks each with a 2.5% rating, across all sectors. Thanks!
Q: What are your thoughts on todays equity raise by Northland Power?
Q: Can you recommend a U.S. divided paying stock(s) for my TFSA account
Thanks
Thanks
Q: Thanks for a great service. I seldom ask a question as I usually find the answers in searching for recent questions.
Could I have your opinion of ZWU. I am retired and need the income from my RRIF due to the low interest rates. If not ZWU, any other ETFs I may consider.
Could I have your opinion of ZWU. I am retired and need the income from my RRIF due to the low interest rates. If not ZWU, any other ETFs I may consider.
Q: What is your current take on DIV?
Q: hello 5i team,
i have heard you mentionning how utilities will be hit when there is a rise in interest rates. It has made me wonder whether i should take some action now. I have about 7 per cent in the utility sector. of that 7 per cent, about 4.5 per cent is composed of Emera. Well, when i look at my portfolio i have two questions:
the first is should I take some out of utilities altogether at this point and put it in another sector?
if it is a good idea to stay the course, would I be best to sell some emera and buy, say, bem.un? I do own some Enbridge,aswell. Or, given that this is a fairly secure sector, is there possibly not much value in diversification?
i have heard you mentionning how utilities will be hit when there is a rise in interest rates. It has made me wonder whether i should take some action now. I have about 7 per cent in the utility sector. of that 7 per cent, about 4.5 per cent is composed of Emera. Well, when i look at my portfolio i have two questions:
the first is should I take some out of utilities altogether at this point and put it in another sector?
if it is a good idea to stay the course, would I be best to sell some emera and buy, say, bem.un? I do own some Enbridge,aswell. Or, given that this is a fairly secure sector, is there possibly not much value in diversification?
Q: I already own Capstone Infrastructure (CSE). I'm considering Valener or Capital Power (CPX) for income. Could you please list the pros and cons of these two companies?
Thank You.
Thank You.
Q: What do you think of the latest earnings? What's the difference among cash flow, free cash flow and EBITDA?
thanks
thanks
Q: Hi 5i team,
XLU (SPDR-Utilities) has fallen by 9.6% since it peaked on Jan 29, 2015. Please comment...is this the canary? Thanks
XLU (SPDR-Utilities) has fallen by 9.6% since it peaked on Jan 29, 2015. Please comment...is this the canary? Thanks
Q: What's your assessment of latest Q4 and FY2014 results? Is the dividend safe? Do you recommend?
Q: Interpipeline (IPL) raised it's dividend substantially in November '14 and raised it a record 18 cents or about 13% yesterday while reporting record revenues. Analysts expected more but is it possible they expected too much? This company has delivered stellar results since March 2009 when I bought it at $8,40. Would you agree and still buy it today?
How does Northland Power (NPI)look for dividend safety and possibly some capital gains?
Thank you.
How does Northland Power (NPI)look for dividend safety and possibly some capital gains?
Thank you.
Q: Good Afternoon
Earlier today you have provided a list of companies that may grow their dividends in the next 3-5 years such as XTC, EH, AD and WIN.
Can you provide us with a similar list for LARGE CAP dividend growers for the next 3-5 years?
Thanks
Earlier today you have provided a list of companies that may grow their dividends in the next 3-5 years such as XTC, EH, AD and WIN.
Can you provide us with a similar list for LARGE CAP dividend growers for the next 3-5 years?
Thanks