Q: Could you give me any views about Kinder Morgan Energy Partners KMP on the NYSE Thanks Jerry
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Q: Would you buy CHW now for long term hold as part of a diversified portfolio??
Q: Peter and team, I would like to know your thoughts on Pizza Pizza (PZA). Is this a good time to buy into this company?
Can't thank you enough for your thoughtful analysis and responses.
Cathy
Can't thank you enough for your thoughtful analysis and responses.
Cathy
Q: Hello.
CPX Capital Power. Reading in the economist how conventional power producers in Germany got sqeezed and squitched,by the increased share of renewable energy, losing more than half their market cap in a few years, How do you view the possible impact of new solar and wind getting subsidized at the expense of established power producers. My question is specifically for CPX which has itself a small interest in wind farms. I have sent you a copy of the articles in this week Economist. Thanks.
CPX Capital Power. Reading in the economist how conventional power producers in Germany got sqeezed and squitched,by the increased share of renewable energy, losing more than half their market cap in a few years, How do you view the possible impact of new solar and wind getting subsidized at the expense of established power producers. My question is specifically for CPX which has itself a small interest in wind farms. I have sent you a copy of the articles in this week Economist. Thanks.
Q: Hi:
I am thinking of adding either XUT or ZUT to my RRSP (have some cash on hand); the aim to generate 4% income over a long period; it is much better than the bond yield at the moment.
Which one is more suitable in a RRSP setting ? Thanks!
I am thinking of adding either XUT or ZUT to my RRSP (have some cash on hand); the aim to generate 4% income over a long period; it is much better than the bond yield at the moment.
Which one is more suitable in a RRSP setting ? Thanks!
Q: Is BEP.UN-T a hold buy or sell?.Thanks for your excellent service.
Q: Hi team what would your top 5 dividend income stocks or closed funds be thanks
Q: Good Morning Peter and Team,
My wife is retiring in two months. Through her retirement package she can transfer 30K directly to her RRSP. I currently look after her existing RRSP and have all stocks in this portfolio (TD Waterhouse). I would like to put these new funds in secure/safe non stocks investments. Please suggest some ideas for us.
Thank you Gord
My wife is retiring in two months. Through her retirement package she can transfer 30K directly to her RRSP. I currently look after her existing RRSP and have all stocks in this portfolio (TD Waterhouse). I would like to put these new funds in secure/safe non stocks investments. Please suggest some ideas for us.
Thank you Gord
Q: I just learned that Cineplex is offering convertible debentures at $56. In the meantime they will pay 4.5% for 5 years. Are these a good investment?
Q: Could you give me your opinion on the BlackRock Dividend Income Trust (BQY-US). It is a closed-end fund selling at about 10% discount to its value. It has a nice yield,7.4%, but the fact sheet on this fund gives rather limited information; e.g.,no MER is listed. It seems small but would it be alright for income?
Q: Hi Peter and Gang,
My question is with regards to LIQ. I bought it back in May after reading your report. At the time the stock was rated a B-and was around $18. I bought some more when it dropped to $16 in August. I see today it is already touching $15. Is there any more information regarding this company that would cause it to be having so much negative pressure? Would you still maintain your B- rating? Would you recommend additional purchases, hold or sell? Thanks
My question is with regards to LIQ. I bought it back in May after reading your report. At the time the stock was rated a B-and was around $18. I bought some more when it dropped to $16 in August. I see today it is already touching $15. Is there any more information regarding this company that would cause it to be having so much negative pressure? Would you still maintain your B- rating? Would you recommend additional purchases, hold or sell? Thanks
Q: I currently have a portfolio of 20 stocks with about a 5% weighting in each position. My investment objective is long term growth with increasing dividends. Three of my holdings are IPL.un(Inter Pipeline), GEI(Gibson)and ALA(Altagas. Are these companies sufficiently different to continue holding all three or would it be better to diversify into another sector? And if you were to sell one or 2 of these which would it be?
Q: Which company's that you cover do you think are in the best position to keep increasing their dividend over the next several years,thanks.
Q: Good morning 5I, you commented on SSF.UN in Sept. 2012, do these comments still apply and would 5% be too much in a RRIF? Thank you
Q: Thanks for the great advice over the past year or so. I've done very well with BAD, CSU, MG, ESL, STN and VRX. Now I want to lock in some of that "paper" profit. Two questions: how do the safety of bonds compare to bond ETF's (or do you recommend another option)? Second, what bond ETF would you recommend,if capital preservation is the main priority? Thanks!
Q: At current prices, what are your thoughts regarding Enbridge and TransCanada Pipe Lines? Dividend seems fine, but will the evaluations slip?
Q: Hope your European Vacation was a sucess.
Do you know why all the shorts are piling on Bell Alliant BA.T, would this be a reason to not buy the stock, as it is nearing it,s 52 week low, the dividend and an easy capitol gain when the shorts come off,make it look enticing. Many thanks as usual.
Do you know why all the shorts are piling on Bell Alliant BA.T, would this be a reason to not buy the stock, as it is nearing it,s 52 week low, the dividend and an easy capitol gain when the shorts come off,make it look enticing. Many thanks as usual.
Q: ZXA is a targeted corporate bond maturity ETF which on the surface sounds like a good idea right now instead of an open-ended bond ETF. It shows a recent yield of 4.9% but I am wondering if that is sustainable and also what you think of this ETF as a way to invest in bonds going into a possible rising interest environment.
Q: I'm looking RSI as a dividend stock. One hesitation is the equity situation that has been declining. is this a significant concern? On the positive side, the technicals indicate it may be a good time to buy. Thoughts?
Q: You haven't commented on Manitoba Telecom since May. After the markets closed, the Federal Government announced the outright rejection of MBT's sale of Allstream. When this deal was first announced, MBT's stock jumped considerably. It has since given up these gains. Tomorrow morning the stock will probably plummet. Any idea of a floor?.... ie: what is the fair value for this telecom? Should investors abandon telecom stocks until the Fed gets its act together and stops its indiscriminate meddling with the rules? Many thanks!