Q: Would you please give me your opinion on Australian Income REIT(hrr.un).Thanks.
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Q: Hi. Is there anything to be read into the departure Gary Kubera from Canexus?
There is nothing that I can find on this. Has been fired?
There is nothing that I can find on this. Has been fired?
Q: Peter and Team,
Any further thoughts on Constellation Software's earnings and dividend? It looks like the market likes the earnings and they look good to me. I am continuing to hold this name. Any red flags to you fine folks?
Any further thoughts on Constellation Software's earnings and dividend? It looks like the market likes the earnings and they look good to me. I am continuing to hold this name. Any red flags to you fine folks?
Q: I am setting up an account to invest for my grandkids . I would like your 5 favourite candidates for growth and your 5 favourite dividend picks with growth potential. Thanx Robbie
Q: IPL has had a substanial drop-any particular reason-seemed to have good results.
Q: Re Bell Alliant - is this a good entry point? Tx
Q: could I have your opinion on WEF. Thanks
Q: BAYTEX ENERGY CORP SUB RECEIPTS (BTE-R.TO). Would you mind explaining the difference between this security and BTE. I assume the BTE.r has no dividend policy. Thank you
Q: Hi,
CLR has been sliding for the last few weeks. Is there any reason to be concerned? Don't know if I should sell or hold on to it.
Thanks
CLR has been sliding for the last few weeks. Is there any reason to be concerned? Don't know if I should sell or hold on to it.
Thanks
Q: Hi,
Can you please comment on CJT's results. Thanks
Can you please comment on CJT's results. Thanks
Q: Vsn veresen's results are out. What is you opinion on Vsn based on the latest?
Q: Hi Peter
Could you provide an opinion on Brompton Lifeco split LCS
Thanks
GUY
Could you provide an opinion on Brompton Lifeco split LCS
Thanks
GUY
Q: Westshore Terminals, WTE, annouced a few months ago that they capped their dividend to complete some capital projects over the next few years. I am good with this being a shareholder ensuring the future and hopefully future dividend increases. No one expected much growth in the share but here it is up $8-9.00/ share since this announcement. This has grown into about a 7$ weighting in my portfolio.
Any idea what has driven this rise in share price and should I take a little off the table to get back to 5% weighting?
Thanks in advance and thanks to you, your staff and other members for information and answering questions.?
Any idea what has driven this rise in share price and should I take a little off the table to get back to 5% weighting?
Thanks in advance and thanks to you, your staff and other members for information and answering questions.?
Q: Peter and 5I team, I think some of your members might enjoy the efforts of this blogger per Canadian dividends...
http://www.dividendgrowthinvestingandretirement.com/canadian-dividend-all-star-list/http://www.dividendgrowthinvestingandretirement.com/canadian-dividend-all-star-list/
"The Canadian Dividend All-Star List is comprised of Canadian companies that have increased their dividend for 5 or more calendar years in a row. I used the dividend record date to determine the length of streaks."
If you don't feel it's appropriate to be posting publically for fear of a whole whack of links to blogs etc; then I understand. Just felt it was worth it to share. There's lotza good blogs out there on dividend investing for sure. Thanks for creating 5I, it's been a blessing in disguise.
http://www.dividendgrowthinvestingandretirement.com/canadian-dividend-all-star-list/http://www.dividendgrowthinvestingandretirement.com/canadian-dividend-all-star-list/
"The Canadian Dividend All-Star List is comprised of Canadian companies that have increased their dividend for 5 or more calendar years in a row. I used the dividend record date to determine the length of streaks."
If you don't feel it's appropriate to be posting publically for fear of a whole whack of links to blogs etc; then I understand. Just felt it was worth it to share. There's lotza good blogs out there on dividend investing for sure. Thanks for creating 5I, it's been a blessing in disguise.
Q: Hi Peter & co,
I have funds to purchase GIC's in my fixed income section of my portfolio. The best rates I could find are with Manitoba Credit Unions. These rates range from 2.2% for 1 year to 3.15% for 6 years. I have done my due diligence on this issue. All funds are 100% insured, no limit to the insured funds. Are you able to comment on the subject.
Thank you,
Mike
I have funds to purchase GIC's in my fixed income section of my portfolio. The best rates I could find are with Manitoba Credit Unions. These rates range from 2.2% for 1 year to 3.15% for 6 years. I have done my due diligence on this issue. All funds are 100% insured, no limit to the insured funds. Are you able to comment on the subject.
Thank you,
Mike
Q: Your current opinion on Wajax please (WJX)? Results are out and the stock has plunged. Thanks!
Q: Is this a good entry point for Altagas?
Thanks for your help.
Dick
Thanks for your help.
Dick
Q: The unit price for Marret High Yield Strategies MHY.UN continues to fall. What is your opinion for the future? I understand that CI has acquired majority ownership. Has the CI ownership effected the price? Can you see anything positive for the future unit price?
Thanks,
Thanks,
Q: Hello Peter....Since recently signing up for 5iR, I'm doing more homework as like trying to guess your response to questions. About the comparison of PPL and ENB, I looked on the free Bloomberg site for info and it shows ttP/E as 34.5 and 85.0, respectively and then forward P/E as 32.0 and 23.9. And you mentioned ENB is cheaper. When doing a comparative analysis, what are the reason for using the forward P/E rather than the trailing ratio? Also what accounts for the significant difference between trailing and forward P/Es? Exit question: For these two companies, Bloomberg doesn't show PEG ratios. (?) What "weight" do you place/give to this ratio for analysis purposes?.........Enjoy a deep freeze week-end....Tom M
Q: What is your current view of Algonquin (AQN)? I am retired and have set up my well-diversified portfolio for dividend income. Based on my purchase price of $5.60 I am receiving a dividend of 6.1%. What do you expect for both capital gain and dividend growth over the next year or tow?