Q: US mortgage/ REiT stocks like NLY, HTS, MORT: I am looking at share price decreases in the 20-30% range. These were bought for the dividend income; and I can hold for 5-10 years. Strategically would me best move be to hold-sell or buy more at these levels?
I have a small holding in Sucampo Pharma, (SCMP) since my purchase the price has gone down 25%, I can't find any reasons why.
Do you have any insight on this stock? I'm not sure if I should I continue to hold. Thank you so much..
Q: Dear 5i Team
I know you don't focus on stocks on the NYSE but one has caught my eye . What can you tell me about NLS. It seems to be doing well lately . Is this trend likely to continue ?
Thank
Bill
Q: Hi Peter,thanks for this service...great!
Would like to add either PG Proctor & Gable or CLX Clorox, which of the 2 can provide growth with yield and is not to expensive at the moment. Thank-you!
Q: I have app. 10% of my portfolio in ZRE. It has taken quite a hit recently. What do you see ahead for this sector? I am thinking of selling some of it and putting it into the US index fund VFV. Right now my asset allocation is 30% CA dividend stocks, 10% REITS, 10% EAFE, 10% High Yield Bonds (CHB) and 30% US (VUS and VFV), 10% CASH.
Q: Hi Peter and team,
What would you see as the pros and cons of Corning (GLW)? And would you consider it a buy? The market liked its April results.
Thx in advance,
Mike
Q: Peter - can I please have your thoughts on BHP Biliton and Royal Dutch Shell? I like the yield and they both are priced close to 52-week lows. I am looking at a 5% position in both. Thank You.
Q: hello 5i:
please advise how you think the separation of Mallinckrodt will impact the stock price of Covidien in the longer term. Thanks again; amazingly good service; couldn't WAIT to renew (how often does that happen)?
enjoy the fireworks tonite
Paul
Q: Hi, Peter.
If this question is beyond your scope of research, please ignore it. I am looking to buy a US large cap that has a dividend and a higher level of safety. I am considering Chevron (CVX). What is your opinion of this company? Would you recommend an alterative from any sector other than materials.
Thanks,
Ed