Q: 5i
Appreciate your comments on this company. It has increased its dividends 19 times, revenues have improved for the past 2 years as has profits. It pays a 7.3% dividend.
I am looking for investments that distribute primarily through Return of Capital, such that the cost base can be ground down to a point where it may make a lot of sense to donate the shares to charity, shelter the entire gain while having extracted most of my cost base. I imagine that most of these things will be in the REIT space, but I am open to anything.
Q: Could you comment on the take over offer for Generation Healthcare - good or bad? Do you think there will be an equity offering (company says it is fully funded from existing resources - should we believe that)? Any comments about NWH in general for income would be appreciated.
Thank-you
In the real estate sector, I have a position of 7% in D.UN, and 2.5% in CUF.UN. Both positions are respectively held in my TFSA and RRSP. I would book a 15% profit over the past year if I were to sell. How important is it to be exposed directly to real estate?
What's your thought on selling to buy more growth oriented stocks since I am a young investor and don't really need the income. What would be your company suggestions? I am currently underweight in consumer defensive (3% ATD.B), industrials (3% SNC, 3% WJA) or/and could also add another position in technology (2%BB, 2%PHO, 5% OTEX, 6% KXS).
Q: They seem to be signing some really good new leases. DO you think the dividend is reasonably safe? How do you fell. about this entity overall? Thanks
Q: Hi,
I've been accumulating a position of REI and SRU for a number of years for income. I've noticed not so good performance in REI, would like to know if I keep accumulated just SRU over REI.
Q: The Globe has a short article on NXR.UN which appears to have come out of the merger of Edgefront Real Estate Investment Trust and Nobel Real Estate Investment Trust. It is small but with a rich dividend. Your thoughts, please.
Q: I own BEP.UN, BAM.A, BIP.UN and BGI.UN. Clearly I like the company.
Currently I am looking to deploy new money into the "income component" of my portfolios and am looking for a global real estate investment. I like the international aspect and the dividend of BPY.UN; and seee this as a long term hold.
Are there other quality players out there whether listed in Canada or on the US exchanges that would be better choices?
Or would you endorse BPY.UN?
Thanks again for your helpful guidance.
Q: Selling home due to an overseas posting which will last 3-4 years. What do I do with our "HouseMoney" - (approximately 450k)during our time overseas. Banks GICs are so low at 1.65%, can get 2% with EQ bank online. Interests would be at least 29% taxed! Can't afford to risk our house money on equities as we will have to buy back into housing market upon our return to Canada and will likely retire then as well.
Q: AAR.UN has been on a nice run in recent weeks. I believe it is expanding its facilities and entering some new geographical areas. What is your outlook on the stock? What catalysts can promote it to be a stock in the 10 - 12 dollar range? What should shareholders be wary of? Thanks.