Q: What do you make of the recent agreement between these two companies? Is it significant to either? Would you be a buyer of either of these two?
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Enbridge Inc. (ENB)
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TC Energy Corporation (TRP)
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Pembina Pipeline Corporation (PPL)
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AltaGas Ltd. (ALA)
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Keyera Corp. (KEY)
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Gibson Energy Inc. (GEI)
Q: I would appreciate you placing these stocks in order that you would purchase them. Also how many of these would you hold in a portfolio?
Thanks
Dave.
Thanks
Dave.
Q: In my RRif I own Key & PPl, high yielding stocks to help cover forced withdrawals.
They declined on Friday despite a drop in bond yields.
So you think the decline was due to a drop in Wti?
Trump intends to increase tariffs which could result in higher interest rates due to inflation and his energy policy could lead to lower oil prices.
As a result of the above should I reduce key & Ppl & invest the proceeds into companies that will benefit from higher interest rates such as Mfc & Slf
They declined on Friday despite a drop in bond yields.
So you think the decline was due to a drop in Wti?
Trump intends to increase tariffs which could result in higher interest rates due to inflation and his energy policy could lead to lower oil prices.
As a result of the above should I reduce key & Ppl & invest the proceeds into companies that will benefit from higher interest rates such as Mfc & Slf
Q: Hi 5i,
Any idea what's going on with Keyera? Right now, it's defying gravity and I don't think there's a single analyst out there who has called that, and although I own it and I like it, to me the underlying numbers don't justify the heady heights it's reaching. Any thoughts?
Thankyou,
Peter
Any idea what's going on with Keyera? Right now, it's defying gravity and I don't think there's a single analyst out there who has called that, and although I own it and I like it, to me the underlying numbers don't justify the heady heights it's reaching. Any thoughts?
Thankyou,
Peter
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Chevron Corporation (CVX)
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Kinder Morgan Inc. (KMI)
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Altria Group Inc. (MO)
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Prudential Financial Inc. (PRU)
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Keyera Corp. (KEY)
Q: Stop me if you've heard this story this year: I am having a once in a generation year with my portfolio up 50%, a chunk of that driven by Nvidia and its explosive growth. NVDA is now 40% of my portfolio which I acknowledge is insane. But having owned it since 2016 and benefitted massively, I have no intention of selling it, at least not yet. The rest of my portfolio is made up of successful U.S. and Canadian tech, and, on the other end of the scale, conservative, low beta, mostly Canadian dividend payers. They provide ballast to my tech/NVDA risk. Getting to the point: I have $35K to invest and it should be directed to the conservative part of my portfolio. What names would you suggest that tick the following boxes: +4 % well-covered yield, slow but steady share price growth, solid fundamentals, probably Canadian though open to U.S. stocks, irrespective of sector. In the conservative part of my portfolio I already own: all 6 big banks, FTS, ENB, GRT.UN, BAM, BRE, EIF, FC, FFH, PPL, SLF, TFII, TRI.
Apologies for the windy question and thanks!
Apologies for the windy question and thanks!
Q: Both PPL and KEY are recieving positive recommendations form analysts. PPl looks cheaper on valuation. Both have similar dividends. If investing new money, which would you choose?
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Suncor Energy Inc. (SU)
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Enbridge Inc. (ENB)
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Imperial Oil Limited (IMO)
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Canadian Natural Resources Limited (CNQ)
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TC Energy Corporation (TRP)
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Cenovus Energy Inc. (CVE)
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Pembina Pipeline Corporation (PPL)
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Keyera Corp. (KEY)
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Parkland Corporation (PKI)
Q: Can you identify of the 10 top oil companies in Canada which ones receive WTI vs WCS oil pricing? How would you rank these companies for both risk and total return?
Q: Hi 5i,
I've held a stake in KEY in my RRIF since the 2020 meltdown, which is now up considerably. I'd always told myself I would divest 1/3 of it if it reached $40, and it looks like that may happen pretty much anytime. What would be your top 3 non O&G, non-utility suggestions to replace that 1/3 of KEY (which currently yields 9.48% based on my cost base). Primarily I'm looking for income, but some growth is always nice too. Aside from the exceptions noted above, sector allocation isn't a concern for me.
Or would you suggest that based on KEY's fundamentals and the healthy yield I enjoy I should set my target higher - perhaps $45.00 - and wait a while longer before divesting a portion?
Thanks for your input,
Peter
I've held a stake in KEY in my RRIF since the 2020 meltdown, which is now up considerably. I'd always told myself I would divest 1/3 of it if it reached $40, and it looks like that may happen pretty much anytime. What would be your top 3 non O&G, non-utility suggestions to replace that 1/3 of KEY (which currently yields 9.48% based on my cost base). Primarily I'm looking for income, but some growth is always nice too. Aside from the exceptions noted above, sector allocation isn't a concern for me.
Or would you suggest that based on KEY's fundamentals and the healthy yield I enjoy I should set my target higher - perhaps $45.00 - and wait a while longer before divesting a portion?
Thanks for your input,
Peter
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Suncor Energy Inc. (SU)
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Enbridge Inc. (ENB)
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Canadian Natural Resources Limited (CNQ)
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TC Energy Corporation (TRP)
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Pembina Pipeline Corporation (PPL)
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Keyera Corp. (KEY)
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Parkland Corporation (PKI)
Q: Good morning Gentlemen: Looking out 2-3 years, could U rank the above companies from most prefer (5) to least prefer (1)?
Secondly, If Trump get elected, Which of these companies will be affected negatively because of protectionism, if at all. Thank you
Secondly, If Trump get elected, Which of these companies will be affected negatively because of protectionism, if at all. Thank you
Q: Hi,
I didn't understand your answer about Brian 's question posted today. (July 4th)
To my limited understanding, your answer should point out to EMA as a better option. Lower pay out ratio. Higher dividend growth. Or am I misinterpreting your answer.
I didn't understand your answer about Brian 's question posted today. (July 4th)
To my limited understanding, your answer should point out to EMA as a better option. Lower pay out ratio. Higher dividend growth. Or am I misinterpreting your answer.
Q: Hello 5i Team,
I was thinking about adding to my EMA position until I read last week's dividend growth forecast reduction to only 1% - 2% per year instead of its historical 4% increase. While the "going in" yield is attractive at over 6% now, would the reduction in dividend growth stop you from putting more money into this company's stock?
As an alternative, I was also considering adding to Keyera - lower initial yield, but dividend growth in the 4-5% range annually.
How would you compare these two in terms of payout ratio, debt management, and total return prospects over the long term?
Many thanks,
Brian
I was thinking about adding to my EMA position until I read last week's dividend growth forecast reduction to only 1% - 2% per year instead of its historical 4% increase. While the "going in" yield is attractive at over 6% now, would the reduction in dividend growth stop you from putting more money into this company's stock?
As an alternative, I was also considering adding to Keyera - lower initial yield, but dividend growth in the 4-5% range annually.
How would you compare these two in terms of payout ratio, debt management, and total return prospects over the long term?
Many thanks,
Brian
Q: I would like to add to one or both equities.
What is your preference? A short explanation regarding size, dividend safety and possible growth would be appreciated.
Thank you as always.
Albert
What is your preference? A short explanation regarding size, dividend safety and possible growth would be appreciated.
Thank you as always.
Albert
Q: Good morning all;
I currently own 4 energy infrastructure firms in tax sheltered accounts; amounting to 7% weighting in my portfolio. As part of an overall portfolio review i've concluded I'd like to get that down to 2; for a combination dividends and growth. My question is - which would be your preferred 2 with these parameters.
Thanks as always.
Dave
I currently own 4 energy infrastructure firms in tax sheltered accounts; amounting to 7% weighting in my portfolio. As part of an overall portfolio review i've concluded I'd like to get that down to 2; for a combination dividends and growth. My question is - which would be your preferred 2 with these parameters.
Thanks as always.
Dave
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Bank of America Corporation (BAC)
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Corning Incorporated (GLW)
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Pembina Pipeline Corporation (PPL)
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Wheaton Precious Metals Corp. (WPM)
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Element Fleet Management Corp. (EFN)
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Empire Company Limited Non-Voting Class A Shares (EMP.A)
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Keyera Corp. (KEY)
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MTY Food Group Inc. (MTY)
Q: I need to raise some cash. Can you rank these investments from your favorite to least favorite currently please and thanks
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Canadian Natural Resources Limited (CNQ)
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Power Corporation of Canada Subordinate Voting Shares (POW)
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Keyera Corp. (KEY)
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Capital Power Corporation (CPX)
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Freehold Royalties Ltd. (FRU)
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Agnico Eagle Mines Limited (AEM)
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Exchange Income Corporation (EIF)
Q: A lot of market commentators are observing that there is potentially a correction ahead. Ordinarily I would follow your long standing thought to not try to time the market and I would simply stay the course. But one income oriented account I am concerned with has a priority of capital preservation. These 7 named stocks make up about 1/2 of the holdings. Can you please provide your quick assessment whether they are reasonably safe in the event of a downturn. If not and they are more exposed to a decline, would trimming be sufficient or are there some other names to migrate to protect the account assets?
Many thanks for your excellent service
Many thanks for your excellent service
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Canadian Natural Resources Limited (CNQ)
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Cenovus Energy Inc. (CVE)
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ARC Resources Ltd. (ARX)
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Keyera Corp. (KEY)
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Peyto Exploration & Development Corp. (PEY)
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Tourmaline Oil Corp. (TOU)
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Gibson Energy Inc. (GEI)
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Parex Resources Inc. (PXT)
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Baytex Energy Corp. (BTE)
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Birchcliff Energy Ltd. (BIR)
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Enerplus Corporation (ERF)
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Surge Energy Inc. (SGY)
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Ovintiv Inc. (OVV)
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Tamarack Valley Energy Ltd. (TVE)
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Topaz Energy Corp. (TPZ)
Q: I own these energy stocks and some are on the plus side and others are on the losing side. I've been waiting for quite some time for the Chinese economy to take off, but it seems to go nowhere ? I would like to trim some of my holdings. Please place them in order of what you would keep down to some you would let go. Maybe you could code them as 10 being the best and 1 as being the worst. Thanks.
Q: I am thinking about taking a full position in either Altagas or Keyera. Could you please provide your thoughts on both companies.
Thanks
David
Thanks
David
Q: Will soon have manditory withdraw of funds from a RIFF. Please rate these for sale with some reasoning.
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PPL Corporation (PPL)
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Keyera Corp. (KEY)
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Enbridge Inc (ENB)
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Algonquin Power & Utilities Corp. (AQN)
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TC Energy Corporation (TRP)
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Bank of Nova Scotia (The) (BNS)
Q: I am finally going to dump my AQN holdings and would like to redeploy capital to get similar dividend yield. I hold hold postions in all of the other stocks listed. How would you rank order them in terms of value/upside and are there any particular standouts which you would recommend for a buy now. Thanks
Q: In your opinion which one of the two in the sectors below offer the best return over the next 5 years?
Energy Infrastucture-Key or PPl
Retail-Atd.b or Dol
Energy Infrastucture-Key or PPl
Retail-Atd.b or Dol