Q: Hi, can you give any info on the above, there are no inquiries up until now.
Thanks as always
Anthony
Thanks as always
Anthony
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Investment Q&A
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Q: Hello 5i, Could you explain what the Annual Concurrent Retraction is all about.
I own shares in PWI and Option 1 is Retraction. Also could you comment on the company as well as a investment.
I own shares in PWI and Option 1 is Retraction. Also could you comment on the company as well as a investment.
Q: As a retired income investment, I have enjoyed the steady increase in the value of these funds over the last years as well as a good dividend. In fact they tended to stay steady every time the market dipped. Until lately. Both have seen daily drops unseen before. Has anything changed or is it the general skittish market right now.
Q: Why was ENS just offered at such a low price - nearly 6% discount? ENB was unaffected. Thanks.
Q: EVV has a daunting monthly-pay dividend that seems, at first glance, to be too-good-to-be-true. However, the dividend is comfortably less than the cash flow number. Is the dividend sustainable and can the security's price be expected to be reasonably positive in this environment?
Q: Hello, I’ve watched this fund destroying wealth since 1995 ish. If the 30 plus years of declining rates were the result of poor performance do you think it’s possible something has changed and this could be a slow mover up in the future. Thankyou
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Blackrock Enhanced International Dividend Trust (BGY)
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BlackRock Utility Infrastructure & Power Opportunities Trust (BUI)
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JPMorgan Equity Premium Income ETF (JEPI)
Q: Hello. can I get your opinion on these. Are they worth buying or can you suggest something else ? Thank you for the great service.
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Sustainable Real Estate Dividend Fund (MSRE.UN)
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Hamilton Canadian Financials YIELD MAXIMIZER TM ETF (HMAX)
Q: !What can you tell me about these Besides paying a monthly dividend, they seem to be stagnant in appreciation. Is it worth keeping or exchange for something better.
Thank you
Steve
Thank you
Steve
Q: What are you thoughts on Cymbria plan to repurchase share @ 97% of aNAV (5 days preceding redemption date). Would you expect an upswing in share price that would be worth holding?
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MFS Charter Income Trust (MCR)
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Special Opportunities Fund Inc (SPE)
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RiverNorth Opportunities Fund Inc. (RIV)
Q: Are either of these high dividend funds worth investing in? Each has had rapid price appreciation recently but seem relatively impenetrable per dividend safety and long-term growth prospects.
Q: When I asked about PDI back in July 2023, you stated you would be fine holding it for 3-9 months. I am still down about 20% on it. It is currently at/near the same price it was last July. I'm liking the high monthly dividend payment but am concerned how long it can last. Do you think the high dividend is sustainable (and if not how much would you expect it to be cut?). As well, looking into 2024 with interest rates likely dropping marginally, a soft/no landing scenario, and all other things considered for 2024, do you think this one can approach $22-$23 in 2024? Any other nuggets of wisdom regarding PDI are welcome .....
Q: Can you please rate these for reliability and sustainability.
LBS, SBC,GDV,PWI and LCS.
Thank You in advance.
LBS, SBC,GDV,PWI and LCS.
Thank You in advance.
Q: Hello Folks:
Currently we own solid positions in CIC.TO AND MFC-PK.TO and interested in both MAERSK and USA because of dividends (Maersk 19.24% and USA 9.98%).
What is your opinion of these companies, security of their dividends, growth etc. Maersk is one of the world's premier shipping companies although one questions sustainability of such a rich dividend.
All The Best
brian
Currently we own solid positions in CIC.TO AND MFC-PK.TO and interested in both MAERSK and USA because of dividends (Maersk 19.24% and USA 9.98%).
What is your opinion of these companies, security of their dividends, growth etc. Maersk is one of the world's premier shipping companies although one questions sustainability of such a rich dividend.
All The Best
brian
Q: Jim Rogers believes Uzbekistan has opportunities… How could one invest there easily…??
Q: Hi there,
Any thoughts on when DFN might resume its’ distribution?
If and when interest rates decline do you see a return to a higher price?
Thanks.
Any thoughts on when DFN might resume its’ distribution?
If and when interest rates decline do you see a return to a higher price?
Thanks.
Q: What is your opinion of ENS.to( E Split Corp) for income. Is the dividend sustainable?. Tank you. Cheers
Q: Could I have your outlook on PTY from these levels?
Thanks for your service?
Thanks for your service?
Q: I have a question about FTN.A (and other split shares) and exactly what happens on the 5 year termination date.
I gather that the preferred could be redeemed or rolled over at whatever the new rate is (not 100% sure on the redeemed part) but on the class A are they redeemed and reissued (so your value stays the same over a different #of shares) or do they just truck along?
I'm guessing the latter as they need to match with the preferred. Can they be tendered if the price is lower than the windup amount (which is rarely the case I know but this is just about understanding the mechanics)?
And lastly are they ever wound up in practice?
I gather that the preferred could be redeemed or rolled over at whatever the new rate is (not 100% sure on the redeemed part) but on the class A are they redeemed and reissued (so your value stays the same over a different #of shares) or do they just truck along?
I'm guessing the latter as they need to match with the preferred. Can they be tendered if the price is lower than the windup amount (which is rarely the case I know but this is just about understanding the mechanics)?
And lastly are they ever wound up in practice?
Q: Jeffry Gundlach, on Closing Bell ( MSNBC) after J Powell’s press conference, talked about how easy it is to get 7-8% yields and even as high as 12-13% with very little risk.
More specifically he cited closed end funds trading at 50-60 cents on the dollar.
Would you please provide a few examples of what I could buy.
Do you also agree that the risk is very low.
Thanks
More specifically he cited closed end funds trading at 50-60 cents on the dollar.
Would you please provide a few examples of what I could buy.
Do you also agree that the risk is very low.
Thanks
Q: There haven't been many questions on RA of late. Now yielding a mind boggling 18% . That a lot for a fund based on real assets ..... Something happened in late August that took a third of its' value off . I believe that was a dividend cut ? What was the reason behind the cut ? With 73% of the fund invested in fixed income I don't understand the volatility .....Please review the structure and its' holdings and give me a fresh perspective of what this fund holds and its' investment quality. And explain why such a structure pays such a high dividend ? And if the new dividend faces the likelihood of another cut ? ......... Thanks Garth ....