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Q: Hi, What growth stock do you have the highest conviction in for my 2022 TFSA 6000.00 contribution. I already have, CSu.BAM, Telus, TOI ,SLF, BNS,TD, VBAL,GLD. I was thinking perhaps an oil or gas name, however your opinion is appreciated. Canadian domiciled. Thankyou
Read Answer Asked by Allan on January 18, 2022
Q: What is the difference between BEP and BIP? Aren't they both in utilities sector? Why does BAM feel the need to have 2 subsidiaries which focus on the same sector? Would one's portfolio need exposure to both?

If one is to hold only one infrastructure/utilities company in one's portfolio, which company would you recommend? BEP vs BIP vs any other suggestion that you think might be worthwhile? If it helps the answer, my risk tolerance is high and time line is 3-5 years.

Thank you for your guidance.
Read Answer Asked by Anh on January 18, 2022
Q: I own small percentages of each of these in an unregistered account, I have $23,000. and I would like to add to some of them, which one would you suggest. Thanks for your help over the years, I read the questions so rarely ask one myself. Thanks Dorothy
Read Answer Asked by Dorothy on January 18, 2022
Q: A year ago both BIPC and BEPC traded at a 25-30% premium to BIP.UN and BEP.UN respectively.  Today BIPC still trades at a considerable premium to BIP.UN whereas the BEPC to BEP.UN premium is now less than 2%.  Why is that?
Also if you were to establish a Brookfield Renewable Partners position today in a registered account, would you go with BEPC anticipating that a premium may return?  Other than a nominally higher dividend, is there any other advantage of going with BEP.UN instead of BEPC in a registered account?
Thanks...Glenn 
Read Answer Asked by Glenn on January 18, 2022
Q: Assuming the price of oil remains relatively strong for the next 1-2 years, please rank these three companies in terms of their upside potential over that period.

Thanks, Rick
Read Answer Asked by Richard on January 17, 2022
Q: With the expected increase in electricity needs from the world-wide introduction of electric vehicles, I would like to establish a full position in one or two of the above renewable power companies. Would you please rank them in terms of current valuation, debt, revenue growth and dividend growth. Which would be your overall preference for a 5-10 year hold? If you have another recommendation, what would it be?

That you for all the assistance you provide the DIY investor.

Don
Read Answer Asked by Don on January 17, 2022
Q: Hi Peter
PSH is up around 27% today. Last evening it announced appointment of a new management team and board appointment which are first class and have created shareholder value according to the news release, most recently at TORC. This all looks good but would you wait a bit and let the stock settle in before investing in it?
Thanks Ron
Read Answer Asked by Ron on January 17, 2022
Q: Renewable energy has been beaten up over the last year and seems to be fairly cheap at the moment. With quantitative tightening and raising interest rates on the horizon, would it be prudent to wait to see what happens with inflation before moving into this sector? Which of these names do you prefer? Thanks.
Read Answer Asked by Michael on January 14, 2022
Q: Peter; There is a article today detailing how our tar sands producers, CNQ, SU, CVE, could benefit greatly from Mexico sharply reducing their export of heavy crude. My question is when the crude enters the various pipelines in Ft.McMuarray and eventually arrives at the east coast refining complex- at what point do they get paid and what price do they receive? And does ENB get paid based on price,volume etc? Thanks.
Rod
Read Answer Asked by Rodney on January 14, 2022
Q: I am looking to add to the utilities sector. I currently have FTS BIP.UN and AQN. Not really excited about AQN for the last year. I would like to add to my utility stock basket and looking for recs. Also might drop AQN. My horizon is 7-10 yrs.
Read Answer Asked by Sandy on January 14, 2022
Q: Why renewables have been down so much and for so long even though their fundamentals are strong ? They were down before interest rates started creeping up. Pipelines, which are also interest rate sensitive, are doing OK.
Read Answer Asked by Dev on January 14, 2022
Q: I see INE has dropped nearly 50% in last year. It offers a dividend over 4% now.
I like the sector, and the giant investment to be announced this week for offshore windmills on the U.S. East coast might help sentiment of the depressed sector and tenders should follow suit to support ongoing growth.
How would you assess this security in light of an income account at this point?
Read Answer Asked by Daniel on January 14, 2022
Q: Good morning. I’m wanting to get into the oil n gas energy sector. Do you suggest waiting for a pull back and can you offer a few stocks
Appreciate all your time, knowledge and investigation Thank you
Read Answer Asked by Marla on January 14, 2022
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