Q: Hi- Superior Propane's price seems to be struggling at this point despite recent popularity and a high dividend- is there something that traders are concerned about?
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Q: I currently hold trp. Would you see any merit in a switch to either Pembina pipe (ppl) or Keyera (key)?? I have more interest in growth than dividends. Thanks.
Q: I understand Boralex just finished a successful equity offering and completed an acquisition. I understand the stock has just been upgraded to outperform - what would be your view?
Q: Hi guys, wondering what you thought of is hares global healthcare and bmo global infrastructure as investments at the present time.zgi and xhc . Are the mer's ok and are they a good hedge against our weakening dollar? Do you have a better ETF recommendation or specific stocks in these areas you prefer. Thanks Darryl
Q: STB - I know it's not a strong Balance Sheet - too much debt, etc. etc. but it has given my wife nearly 8% for over 3 yrs.& that huge French transportation co. has kept buying 95,000 shares per month for over 18 months. I can't find out anything else - can you?!
SGY - Insiders keep buying large - even last week. Any news??
Thank you.
SGY - Insiders keep buying large - even last week. Any news??
Thank you.
Q: Hi,
Just a question on Chesswood in light of the new CDN interest rate cuts-
Chesswood reports in CDN though it does much business in the US, and
it is interest rate sensitive, with a high dividend- with all of these now positive factors in mind, why is the stock still struggling? Seems like a no brainer purchase.
Thanks for your input.
Just a question on Chesswood in light of the new CDN interest rate cuts-
Chesswood reports in CDN though it does much business in the US, and
it is interest rate sensitive, with a high dividend- with all of these now positive factors in mind, why is the stock still struggling? Seems like a no brainer purchase.
Thanks for your input.
Q: Chesswood has been weak this year and wonder what you think of it, and when do they report earnings. thanks
Q: With the budget cuts,which of Enb,Ala,PPl ,ipl still has the most growth prospects ?
Q: Good afternoon,
Your comment on MBT and is the dividend save?
Thanks
Paul
Your comment on MBT and is the dividend save?
Thanks
Paul
Q: Hi, as much as I love the place I find it hard to believe that a ski resort can actually make money in the long term. Would you consider WB a buy right now? I'm interested in the long term sustainability of it's dividend. On a side note, I understand they generate a significant portion of their annual electrical requirements from internally owned, water driven facilities.
Q: could you please give me any advice on this fund.
We bought this years ago and sold. Now it has come down substantially.
What is the reason that it has come down so fast?
Might this be a good entry point?
We bought this years ago and sold. Now it has come down substantially.
What is the reason that it has come down so fast?
Might this be a good entry point?
Q: What Oil/Gas companies do you believe have the greatest upside from the current environment? Under what scenario would you invest in them now? Ex. Waiting for oil to stabilize or if underweight and having a longer term horizon
I currently have about 15% in Oil and related sectors in the following: SGY, MMT,DEE, ELK, PPL,BDI, QST
Thank you
I currently have about 15% in Oil and related sectors in the following: SGY, MMT,DEE, ELK, PPL,BDI, QST
Thank you
Q: Essential appears to be being crushed more so than other service industry stock. Can you provide an update as to their metrics and advise as to whether you believe this is a company that will survive the current sector cycle. Also, if you could comment on the dividend safety, I would appreciate it!
DON
DON
Q: What to do with FTN, still dropping?
Q: Hi 5i
What is your current opinion on this company - DR? (Last comments were in November 2014) Would you expect more growth and secure and growing dividend? I'm considering it for TFSA.
Thanks a lot for expertise. Keith
What is your current opinion on this company - DR? (Last comments were in November 2014) Would you expect more growth and secure and growing dividend? I'm considering it for TFSA.
Thanks a lot for expertise. Keith
Q: Ipl seems to be lagging the other pipelines PPL,ENB,TRP,ALA on a bounce back-opinion?
Q: I have owned KEY, IPL & PPL for several years & enjoy a substantial capital gain in a cash Acct. They are currently down between 25-30%. QUESTION - sell, reduce or hold based on an oil recovery in 8 mos. to a year approximately. Thank you.
Q: Hi Peter and the 5i Team, What do you think of this ETF for the fixed-income portion of my RRIF? I realize that the yield is a bit on the low side, but so are the management fees at 0.12%. Its chart looks quite impressive. Or do you favour alternative bond ETF's? Thanks in advance.
Q: Hello Team, I am considering purchasing either bep.un or cpx. Can I get your reasoning for giving CPX a B rating, but gave BEP.un an A rating. The numbers would indicate cpx deserves a higher rating.BEP has the following numbers: Debt/equity:2.7, P/E:81, P/B:1.4,EPS:0.42, 3 yr EPS growth is neg and has a 4.5% div yield.
CPX has the following numbers: Debt/equity:0.6, P/E:32, P/B:1.1, EPS: .82, 5 yr eps growth is positive and has a 5% div yield. Granted CPX has less power generation and a little diversified geographically but it would seem very comparable. Can I get your thoughts on this and what else gives Bep.un the edge? If you were to purchase one over the other which would it be and why? Can you confirm that both payout in dividends and not return of capital. Thank you
CPX has the following numbers: Debt/equity:0.6, P/E:32, P/B:1.1, EPS: .82, 5 yr eps growth is positive and has a 5% div yield. Granted CPX has less power generation and a little diversified geographically but it would seem very comparable. Can I get your thoughts on this and what else gives Bep.un the edge? If you were to purchase one over the other which would it be and why? Can you confirm that both payout in dividends and not return of capital. Thank you
Q: (Prevoiusly known as Davis & Henderson)
Re: All the comments about DH Corp initiating a DRIP. If you own shares thru a Broker (i.e TDDI) and you own a sufficient quantity of shares that your dividends allow the purchase of at least ONE SHARE then your Broker will purchase for you (called a Synthetic DRIP, with no commission)as many shares as possible (only whole shares, no fractions). This is why Mike has been recieving re-invasted dividends since March 2013 (as have I). One qualification is, at least with TDDI you need to have this feature turned on for the respective A/C. This cannot be done by the Client. You must contact your Broker to ascertain or request that the feature is enabled.
Company DRIP's are an economical way for small investors to start to build a position and also re-invest 100% of the dividends including fractional share purchases.
Hope this provides some clarification.
Re: All the comments about DH Corp initiating a DRIP. If you own shares thru a Broker (i.e TDDI) and you own a sufficient quantity of shares that your dividends allow the purchase of at least ONE SHARE then your Broker will purchase for you (called a Synthetic DRIP, with no commission)as many shares as possible (only whole shares, no fractions). This is why Mike has been recieving re-invasted dividends since March 2013 (as have I). One qualification is, at least with TDDI you need to have this feature turned on for the respective A/C. This cannot be done by the Client. You must contact your Broker to ascertain or request that the feature is enabled.
Company DRIP's are an economical way for small investors to start to build a position and also re-invest 100% of the dividends including fractional share purchases.
Hope this provides some clarification.