Q: Dear 5i,
I originally bought this for around $49; then the company adjusted when the split for BEPC occurred. Some time later, I thought it ok to sell them at around $70. How do I figure out if a re-entry point for BEP.UN is good today at around $45, given that if I look at my brokerage graph the historical value of what I paid at $49 then, appears as around $25 now ie the graph has changed because of the split?
If it is tough to calculate/compare history, could you advise if today is a good price - thinking this time I should hold them a longer 7+ years.
Thank you for helping me,
Hilary
Q: Good Morning. The green renewables seem to taking a backseat to the cyclicals oils and metals. Will the high cost of metals. plastics etc. needed to build the equipment for renewables hamper the ongoing investment in this area. I see great future for natural gas area. Your thoughts. Have a great weekend.
Q: I would appreciate your expertise analysis of their results. I believe this oil and gas company has not debt and has been buying back shares.
Good time to add to my position?
Thanks
Dave.
Can you recommend 3 renewable energy companies that meet these criteria and rank them in order of preference:
1. trade on Canadian exchange
2. suitable for providing income for a RRSP/RIF account
3. reasonable valuation at today's price
4. hopefully buy and hold forever
Q: Hi 5i Team,
Over the last few months, shares of companies in renewable energy business had been pulling back, some significantly, any thoughts why this is happening?
Cheers,
Q: DME seems to have a couple very high grade helium wells in Arizona with little to no carbon-based gases (mostly nitrogen). Much depends on the upcoming 3 wells they are drilling but they plan to be in production by Q4. May I please I get your thoughts on this company and the outlook for the helium market in general. Thanks.
Q: Could you please recommend your preference b/w these two? (Buy and hold for 5-10 year timeframe).
Also, if I wanted to increase my USD exposure, could I not purchase either one of these inside a US TFSA without paying any withholding tax on the dividend? Both pay a USD dividend I believe.
Thanks,