Q: SPB shows an 8% yield with a chart that indicates the stock price is moving ever downward. Do you think the dividend is sustainable and is there a possibility that SPB will not survive in your Income Portfolio? I would very much like to buy this stock but the high yield and scary chart are keeping me away.
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Q: Reviewed you comprehensive reply today, however why are volumes up 1,771504 compared to much lower volumes.
Is this the shorts, or something else.
I hold this in my RRSP at a much higher price, and considering leveraging down, or even buying a call option.
Can you please help me out.
Many thanks for your help
Is this the shorts, or something else.
I hold this in my RRSP at a much higher price, and considering leveraging down, or even buying a call option.
Can you please help me out.
Many thanks for your help
Q: Good morning 5i, any comments on SPB's report? Still comfortable with it in the income portfolio? Thank you
Q: When does the deal close buying CUS? Will they be able to get and cost saving synergies with this acquisition? When I look at my data supplied by CIBC this company looks like a stay away from stock; however, when I read your analysis from Dec. 11 it looks like it is o.k. to buy -I was thinking for my TFSA?
Q: Hi Peter and Team,
SPB hasn't been performing too well lately, and I'm wondering if their recent announcement "Superior Plus Announces December 2015 Cash Dividend and Reestablishment of Dividend Reinvestment Program" will help the stock going forward. The DRIP will apparently have a 4% discount. Should I hang on to my position in SPB in an otherwise balanced portfolio, and enroll in their DRIP? SPB is held in my RRIF but their are other dividend payers that cover my mandatory withdrawals.
Thanks as always for your valuable advice.
SPB hasn't been performing too well lately, and I'm wondering if their recent announcement "Superior Plus Announces December 2015 Cash Dividend and Reestablishment of Dividend Reinvestment Program" will help the stock going forward. The DRIP will apparently have a 4% discount. Should I hang on to my position in SPB in an otherwise balanced portfolio, and enroll in their DRIP? SPB is held in my RRIF but their are other dividend payers that cover my mandatory withdrawals.
Thanks as always for your valuable advice.
Q: Yesterday TD was wildly enthusiastic about the proposed merger of SPB and
CUS. The market seems lukewarm about the deal. What is your opinion about SPB's future, and its dividend? Thanks.
CUS. The market seems lukewarm about the deal. What is your opinion about SPB's future, and its dividend? Thanks.
Q: I see that SPB has a bought deal of common stock to cover the CUS acquisition. When I look at this comp. I see very inconsistent earnings, huge debt., very low ROE and crazy Payout Ratio. Unfortunately I own 2500 shares of CUS and will be getting a co. with a poor balance sheet and poor fundamentals: price taker subject to commodity prices like CUS. I realize it is too early to do the math; but, how can they sustain their dividend and make consistent dependable profits?
Q: Hi Team - I have CNR and WSP and want to add one chem to round out my Industrials. SPB or CHE.un? thanks
Q: I hold SPB. What do you think of the Canexus buyout from an SPB perspective? Thanks, great to have you folks advising.
Q: Is SPB's dividend "secure"? I am considering it for income. Is the stock decline overdone?
Thanks!
Thanks!
Q: Don't know how much of the business is still in propane, but some of the articles I've read lately about propane is far less than positive.
How badly does the current price/supply relationship of propane affect the results of this company?
How badly does the current price/supply relationship of propane affect the results of this company?
Q: Hello,could you please tell your take on SPB.
Is this stock affected by the oil price fluctuations and what are the metrics now and going forward?
Buy,hold or sell?
Is this stock affected by the oil price fluctuations and what are the metrics now and going forward?
Buy,hold or sell?
Q: Peter and Team,
Given the absolute collapse in Propane prices, can you comment on the prospect of purchasing Superior Plus. It seems to me that they should have a solid performance in this weak oil/liquids price environment.
Thoughts?
Given the absolute collapse in Propane prices, can you comment on the prospect of purchasing Superior Plus. It seems to me that they should have a solid performance in this weak oil/liquids price environment.
Thoughts?
Q: Hi Peter and Staff
Are you still high on this company? Also, confused (normal) as to where it belongs sectorwise. Think I have been told utilities but I have a hard time comparing it to the likes of Fortis,Northland,Valener due to its businesses including fuel distribution ?
Thanks for all you do
Are you still high on this company? Also, confused (normal) as to where it belongs sectorwise. Think I have been told utilities but I have a hard time comparing it to the likes of Fortis,Northland,Valener due to its businesses including fuel distribution ?
Thanks for all you do
Q: Hi- Superior Propane's price seems to be struggling at this point despite recent popularity and a high dividend- is there something that traders are concerned about?
Thanks
Thanks
Q: Hi Peter I am looking at putting this company in my portfolio next month if its still in yours. Globe and Mail puts it in utility sector. Do you? Only wondering as I wonder which sector in my portfolio to do a trade to add SPB
Thanks again
Thanks again
Q: Could I have your comments on Superior Plus's earnings and dividend increase. Thanks
Q: To what extent would lower energy prices help or hurt Superior Plus(SPB) and Parkland Fuel(PKI). Thanks.
Q: In your response to Rajeev, you indicated that Superior now may not be able to increase it's divvy in the near future. Based on today's price decline, the current divvy looks pretty good for an income oriented investor. Do you consider the current dividend secure, and would you view Superior as a buy at the current price (with income being the primary objective)?
Q: Hi, Superior Plus just announced completion of their strategic review and decided not to sell the construction products distribution business. Would it impact company's ability to pay down debt and increase dividend? Does it change your view on the co.? Thanks