Q: Gents (time to add a Lady?) Would this be a reasonable addition to a balanced rrsp portfolio for a bit of aggressive yield at these depressed levels - could you quantify the return of capital that would reduce cost base ie if held for say 2 years and the share price stays flat what erosion in share value would an investor who sells at that point incur - thank you - Ken
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Q: Hi guys
I would like a start a small position , the div is to high ,whats
going on with this trust, or should i go with byd. income
Bob
I would like a start a small position , the div is to high ,whats
going on with this trust, or should i go with byd. income
Bob
Q: Hi guys
Is this stock cheap or their something we dont know
div is high would it be a mistake to start a position or
is it better to buy perfds
Bob
Is this stock cheap or their something we dont know
div is high would it be a mistake to start a position or
is it better to buy perfds
Bob
Q: The closed end fund (inc.un) has declined substantially in the past month but I can find no reason for the decline. The Quadravest site has no news and a couple of the funds holdings that I looked at showed no corresponding fall. Any idea what brought about this marked decline?
Q: Would you revise your opinion of this etf? On October 3, 2016, 5i wrote, "We note that 15 years ago the share price was more than $26, and capital distributions will continually lower NAV over time."
While share price is still only $17, it is paying nearly 10% dividend consistently since 1999 and the share price has increased 40% since the advice was given. I like that it holds mainly U.S. banks. Thank you for your opinion.
While share price is still only $17, it is paying nearly 10% dividend consistently since 1999 and the share price has increased 40% since the advice was given. I like that it holds mainly U.S. banks. Thank you for your opinion.
Q: Income Financial Trust pays a 12 per cent on its basket of financial holdings, and its share price is currently some 27 per cent over NAV. My question: its 2015 tax form indicates that almost all of its payout consists of return of capital. Does that mean that investors in INC.UN are just repaid their own money, and NAV will get reduced significantly over time?