Q: Hi, Trp is down 5% on announcement it is raising its estimate for the cost of its Coastal GasLink project to $14.5 billion, up from an earlier estimate of $11.2 billion. I believe this is the second cost increase on this project. Will Trp have to eat these increases or be able to eventually recover them from customers? Do you believe with the current price decline and yielding around 6.5% Trp is a decent buy for income investors?
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Investment Q&A
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Q: Why the drop today? Would you continue to hold?
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Gibson Energy Inc. (GEI)
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Evertz Technologies Limited (ET)
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Information Services Corporation Class A Limited Voting Shares (ISV)
Q: Good Morning,
I am under water with both isv and et and would like your opinion on their growth profile for the coming year. Also is there any possibility that they might increase their dividends this year? Do you think that et might give a special dividend this year?
Also, I am considering investing in gei. What do you think of this company?
Thanks for your advice.
Jane
I am under water with both isv and et and would like your opinion on their growth profile for the coming year. Also is there any possibility that they might increase their dividends this year? Do you think that et might give a special dividend this year?
Also, I am considering investing in gei. What do you think of this company?
Thanks for your advice.
Jane
Q: What is causing SPB to drop over the last couple of days. I know the stock sold off with the dividend cut but thought it was settling down. Thank you.
Q: Would this company be considered a buy or a hold . Could you also tell me your rationale for your choice.
Thanks
Thanks
Q: Hello 5i Team,
I'm looking to add another dividend name to my son's portfolio (10+ years timeframe) and am trying to decide between GWO and POW. Both have similar yields. I always thought GWO was the "jewel in the crown" of the POW empire, yet some money managers tend to believe it's best to own the parent company than the subsidiaries. I'm not particularly interested in exposure to IG financial, which would be included in POW. How would you compare these two companies in terms of balance sheet strength, growth, dividend growth and overall safety? Which one would you buy?
Much appreciated,
Brian
I'm looking to add another dividend name to my son's portfolio (10+ years timeframe) and am trying to decide between GWO and POW. Both have similar yields. I always thought GWO was the "jewel in the crown" of the POW empire, yet some money managers tend to believe it's best to own the parent company than the subsidiaries. I'm not particularly interested in exposure to IG financial, which would be included in POW. How would you compare these two companies in terms of balance sheet strength, growth, dividend growth and overall safety? Which one would you buy?
Much appreciated,
Brian
Q: In a recent response to me you linked to another answer in which you wrote “There would be no withholding tax in an RRSP account”.
I hold MDT in an RRSP and there is in fact a 25% tax withheld. Company is Dublin- based.
I hold MDT in an RRSP and there is in fact a 25% tax withheld. Company is Dublin- based.
Q: I hold shares of FSZ in My RRIF account. It has not been a good performer but pays a nice dividend which is what I want in my RRIF account. I am thinking of selling FSZ and buying Enbridge. The dividend is not as high but is the growth potential going to make up the difference. I do own PPL. What are the chances of a takeover of FSZ. Would you approve of the swap and is there any other companies you might recommend.
Wayne
Wayne
Q: Are TOU's special dividends sustainable given the drop in natural gas prices, or are their sales locked in at certain prices? Can you estimate what they may be with current gas prices? Somebody was saying they sell a lot to California, which has much higher NG prices. Thanks for your help
Q: Good Day 5i,
A question regarding Leons. I have purchased this from as low as $17 to as high as $23. I hold it for income, and growth, with a two year timeline before changing over to a higher yield for income, as my wife and I retire. Would you consider this a hold for income only or would you consider something with a higher yield?
A question regarding Leons. I have purchased this from as low as $17 to as high as $23. I hold it for income, and growth, with a two year timeline before changing over to a higher yield for income, as my wife and I retire. Would you consider this a hold for income only or would you consider something with a higher yield?
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Richards Packaging Income Fund (RPI.UN)
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Corby Spirit and Wine Limited Unlimited Voting Common Shares (CSW.A)
Q: Hi 5i,
Which of these two dividend payers do you like the best in the current environment. Also would you consider buying both?
Which of these two dividend payers do you like the best in the current environment. Also would you consider buying both?
Q: Peter, your opinion please. I own BIR TVE MEG SUNCOR CNQ PETYO FRU . Would you please tell me which is the most oily to the least oily, Thanks Ken
Q: Looking at adding to a smallish position in Stelco, but recently saw an analyst recommend Champion Iron. I view Champion as similar to Stelco, being a high volatility business dependent on the pricing environment (iron ore/steel) of their product. I like STLC's large share buybacks, dividends, solid balance sheet and very cheap p/e multiple. With a major recession looking less likely, which do you prefer and why?
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AbbVie Inc. (ABBV)
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Bank of America Corporation (BAC)
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Bristol-Myers Squibb Company (BMY)
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Lowe's Companies Inc. (LOW)
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Philip Morris International Inc (PM)
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AT&T Inc. (T)
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Vornado Realty Trust (VNO)
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Blackstone Inc. (BX)
Q: I'm looking to add a US dividend company into my portfolio with some growth.
Can you rank the best, in your view, of these 5 companies VNO, BMY, ABBV, BAC and T? Any suggestions to add to the list?
Thank you,
Can you rank the best, in your view, of these 5 companies VNO, BMY, ABBV, BAC and T? Any suggestions to add to the list?
Thank you,
Q: Would like your updated thoughts on SES. Is there more upside? I'm considering a switch to an oil weighted producer.
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Fortis Inc. (FTS)
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Northland Power Inc. (NPI)
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Brookfield Infrastructure Corporation Class A Exchangeable Subordinate Voting Shares (BIPC)
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Brookfield Renewable Corporation Class A Exchangeable Subordinate Voting Shares (BEPC)
Q: In order, what are your top 4 Canadian utility holdings for growth, moderate risk and dividends >3%? Five-year time frame. Thank you.
Q: Can u recommend a good sight for DRIP eligibility,I asked BMO about Altagas they said it wasn’t and any sites I google are contradictory and a bit confusing,could you suggest a good one …Thanks
Q: Hi, Could you please share your updated outlook for Tourmaline for 2023 and medium term. Stock price has been lagging the Energy sector, possibly due to steep drop in natural gas prices, for past several weeks. Do you see tide turning any time soon ? Thank You
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Royal Bank of Canada (RY)
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Toronto-Dominion Bank (The) (TD)
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Bank of Nova Scotia (The) (BNS)
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Sun Life Financial Inc. (SLF)
Q: I HAVE TD WHAT WOULD YOUR FAVORITE BE OF THE ABOVE OR ANY OTHER. A U.S. BANK WOULD BE OK TOO.
AND AS FAR INSURANCE WHERE WOULD YOU PUT MONEY NOW
THANKS.
AND AS FAR INSURANCE WHERE WOULD YOU PUT MONEY NOW
THANKS.
Q: I am a dividend growth investor and I’m running out of patience with Rogers who hasn’t increased its dividend in over 3 yrs. It appears that Rogers takeover of Shaw is almost certain at this point. This takeover will cost Rogers 20 billion and likely add significant debt to their balance sheet. Do you see Rogers increasing its dividend anytime soon or ever again? I’m considering selling my Rogers shares for a small profit and using the proceeds to increase my Telus holdings and was curious as to your thoughts on this move. Really appreciate the great service that you provide.