Q: I am somewhat confused by your response to Gord as to utilities & interest rates. Are you saying that Pembina (PPL) has a relatively higher yield and little in the way of growth opportunities making it a concern when interest rates rise?
Q: Pembina Pipeline Corporation Series 7 Preferred Shares were just offered. Would these be a good, safe investment for solid income? Any other thoughts on them? Thanks!
Q: PPL.DB.F convertible debentures have jumped in value together with PPL common. Can you please advise how to judge whether to hold the debenture until just prior to redemption or maturity or sell now and replace with something else that has more forward opportunity. Thanks.
Q: Hi Peter & Team,
Which of the following: PPL, VSN, KEY, ALA & GEI would you recommend for the most growth?
I would like to invest about $5,500
Thanks,
Morris
Q: Hi Peter,
Do you think it is a good time to get out of TRP, while is doing fairly well?
Also would you strongly suggest to put the funds into IPL or PPL, or stay in cash for a bit?
Many thanks,
Brenda
Q: Hi Peter and Team. Great site. BTW I just renewed my subscription and gave a gift subscription to my Father for Christmas. My question is which out of the following energy infrastructure companies do you think is the best value and would recommend buying/adding to at this point in time. IPL, KEY, ALA, PPL or VSN. Also are there any things that make you concerned about any of these companies. Thanks Scott
Q: Good day! I have owned PPL (Pembina Pipeline) for a few years, having bought in when he dividend rate was much higher. As a dividend investor (usually targeting a minimum of 5% or more dividend returns) I subscribe to the theory that capital appreciation runs hand-in-hand with “somewhat” higher dividends – and yes I am aware of a whole mess of caveats with that statement, which hopefully I take fully into consideration. I do consider beta, historical performance of dividends in a “crash” (i.e 2008), and also look for the “moat” or recession proof aspect – amongst other things such as ROE, payout ratios, cash balances, and such. I do look at growth, but a sustainable dividend stream is the primary focus.
That being said as a background, I can see PPL has grown, and projects on the go indicate future increased cash flow, and then assumedly higher dividends. My question pertains to how long I should wait for the dividend rate to go back to the 5 or 6 percent payout. I am unable to get a clear picture from their documentation as to the timeframe of the increased cash flow. Are you able to discern when we should expect the increased cash flow - and matching dividend adjustments - and can you suggest at what point I might consider moving my cash elsewhere (i.e another payer in the 6% - 7% range - i.e such as RSI, STB, MRG.UN, HLP.UN - just for some examples)?
Thanks!
Q: Pembina Pipeline Corp. 5.00% Rate Reset Preferred Shares Class A , Series 5
Hi Peter
I have been offered this reset preferred . Is this a good investment in an income section of my portfolio ?
Will the rising rates affect this preferred and will I be vulnerable ?
Q: I am grossly overweight pembina and would like to replace a portion of it with something that will likely provide the same or better total return in a registered account. Could you give me a couple of suggestions.Have a Happy Christmas
Q: Can you comment on the most recent earnings for PPL, they seem good to me. In the past you have commented that the stock was fully priced, do these earnings change that thesis any?
Peter
Q: Could you give me your current view on Vale. I have concerns on it and am considering selling it and buying Pembina or Riocan. I am looking for long term capital stability and reasonable dividend.
Q: Hi, I am looking for 2 or 3 blue ship or stable stocks that are listed in both US and Canadian stock exchange. Your recommendation ?
Thanks Best regards
Q: re Pembina PPL--what am I to make of the "straddling the fence" stance concerning pipeline building appearing in the media? Has this been known for years and I'm just hearing of it? Is there more to it than is getting press now? it likely to affect the stock price? Thanks so much for a neutral place to go for information.