Q: How can EIT.Un have a yield of 10.74% given its portfolio? Dividend is $1.20 and the EPS .65, P/E 17.2. Unable to calculate cash flow. You’re comment.
Q: I understand you are not fans of Canoe, but in the Globe & Mail Gordon Pape recently put forward a persuasive case for income investors since the unit value has been trading
between $11 and $13 for the last several years. With the current price at the low end of the range, the yield is very attractive and the monthly payment of 10 cents/unit has remained stable since 2009. Any second thoughts?
Q: Hi I know 5i thoughts of this ranges from not great to ok for income I have some for income and the drip they recently amended and changed some policy concerning the drip and optional buying more shares could you please look at what they have done and break it down to English for me and give me your thoughts on the changes thanks
Q: HI Folks I see this company has come out with a redeemable pref
What's your thoughts on this company .This type of investment vehicle is my to liking if the underlying Co is ok for the long term.
Looking forward to your comments
Regards
Stan
Q: A follow up to my yesterday's question, you have suggested "better alternatives". Would appreciate you name some of them. Many thanks, J.A.P. Burlington
Q: Hi 5I, I would appreciate your opinion of eit.un and rbn.un, is the div safe, would you recommend buying. Also, which of the oil stocks above would you recommend buying, perhaps you can suggest a better one with paying dividend. Many thanks, J.A.P. Burlington
Q: I would appreciate your views on EIT.UN . It trades at a considerable discount to NAV, and pays almost 11% ( .10/ month nonstop since 2009). Are there hidden dangers lurking?