Q: What is your opinion on this fund. This is a closed end investment fund; could you briefly elaborate what this means. Would an investor able to see the under lying assets of the funds like an ETF and MER?
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Q: WE OWN BLUE RIBBON INCOME FUND. THEY HAD A 20% EXPOSURE TO THE ENERGY SECTOR & BOUGHT MORE WHEN IT WAS DOWN. I THINK THEY ARE EXITING THE ENERGY SECTOR NOW BUT CAN NOT OBTAIN ANY DETAILS. WHAT DO YOU THINK OF THIS FUND GOING FORWARD AND IF IT IS WORTH HOLDING.
Q: Please comment on Healthcare Special Opportunities Fund spearheaded by Michael Dalsin of Patient Home Monitoring.
Thank You
Thank You
Q: Hi Peter and the 5i Team,
I presently hold 1000 shares of CVD in my RRIF and it's down about 5% (excluding the dividends, so it's down only marginally). I saw an ad in today's Globe describing Fiera's "Canadian Preferred Share Trust", where you can exchange shares in CVD for this new fund. Do you see any advantage in doing this? The Fiera offering is actively managed, but since it's essentially a closed-end mutual fund (am I correct?) wouldn't the fees be higher than CVD's? I know you like Fiera as an investment, but would this translate to liking this product? (Don't buy mutual funds; buy shares in mutual fund companies?) As always, I appreciate your advice and recommendations.
I presently hold 1000 shares of CVD in my RRIF and it's down about 5% (excluding the dividends, so it's down only marginally). I saw an ad in today's Globe describing Fiera's "Canadian Preferred Share Trust", where you can exchange shares in CVD for this new fund. Do you see any advantage in doing this? The Fiera offering is actively managed, but since it's essentially a closed-end mutual fund (am I correct?) wouldn't the fees be higher than CVD's? I know you like Fiera as an investment, but would this translate to liking this product? (Don't buy mutual funds; buy shares in mutual fund companies?) As always, I appreciate your advice and recommendations.
Q: Any good gold ETFs worth looking at?
Q: I have a very small position in the BSO.UN:TSX for income -- presently it pays an 8.1% dividend yield and the beta seems to be very low. Just wanted your thoughts on this -- thanks.
Q: What is your opinion of these stocks - Buy/Sell/Hold?
thx, Ross Siemms (New Subscriber)
thx, Ross Siemms (New Subscriber)
Q: What are your thoughts on LXF.I own some and has been less volatile than most and pays a 7.6% div.Thx
Q: Hello 5i Team,
I have had this fund for about a year now in a non-registered account. I bought it for world wide exposure and at present my exposure to this fund and world wide exposure is small. I'm wondering what your thoughts are on the fund and if it would be prudent for me, retired, to increase my exposure here? I like the monthly dividend.
I am slowly working toward more balance in my portfolio but am satisfied with my progress in that area. I review my allocations quarterly and ponder making allocation changes, but do not necessarily make any.
Thanks
I have had this fund for about a year now in a non-registered account. I bought it for world wide exposure and at present my exposure to this fund and world wide exposure is small. I'm wondering what your thoughts are on the fund and if it would be prudent for me, retired, to increase my exposure here? I like the monthly dividend.
I am slowly working toward more balance in my portfolio but am satisfied with my progress in that area. I review my allocations quarterly and ponder making allocation changes, but do not necessarily make any.
Thanks
Q: Hello.I would like to know your opinion on canoe eit income fund.With a 9.8 yield what is the risk.
Q: My broker mentioned this to me today as another client asked him to purchase some. Looks to me like a closed end fund trading on the TSX. Thinly traded. Returns look interesting but I'm trying to get away from mutual fund fees by owning stocks directly. Do you have any comments on the name?
Q: I am building an income portfolio to live fully off the dividends and therefore am mainly interested in yield in quality companies and not capital gains. What are your thoughts on investing 10% each into ETO.US (Y8.72%) and EOI.US(Y7.52%) to make up up 20% USD of my income portfolio?
Q: I have started building a position in this fund in my RIF-type account mainly for an income stream as I am retired. Although it is small, it has the major healthcare companies in its portfolio.
Is this the type of fund which you would add to, working toward a full allocation of +/- 5%?
Thanks...
Is this the type of fund which you would add to, working toward a full allocation of +/- 5%?
Thanks...
Q: About a year ago your position on FAP was negative for several reasons (high management fee plus currency risk) and you suggested BCE, WCP, ENF, or COS would be suitable to replacements in one's portfolio. I do own the company and must admit the dividend is what's kept me invested. Do you still feel negatively towards FAP and it so, would you maintain your list of replacements or change/add to them in any way. As always, thanks for your guidance.
Q: On todays report you mentioned that you are discontinuing coverage on this fund. Why?
Also, does JTF strictly invest in canadian instruments?
Thanks
Also, does JTF strictly invest in canadian instruments?
Thanks
Q: Peter, I require income, FGX has paid 0.48/mo. for past several years. Is this a good investment? is Yield-ROC, and if so will stocks be worthless in future.
Thanks
Cec
Thanks
Cec
Q: Hello Peter,
I friend of mine recently recommended DGS. With a yield of over 13% and having paid this dividend since 2007 would this be a good stock to own. Thank you for your help.
I friend of mine recently recommended DGS. With a yield of over 13% and having paid this dividend since 2007 would this be a good stock to own. Thank you for your help.
Q: Bonjour, please give me your opinion on the following funds: Imperial International Bond Pool, Imperial Canadian Dividend Income Pool and Imperial US Equity Fund.
Merci
Ronald
Merci
Ronald
Q: Would you have knowledge on this new issue in Toronto.