Q: What are your views on this stock now and do you see the dividend as sustainable?
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Q: Do you think I would be wise to switch from CPX to RRX?
Jim
Jim
Q: Now that Capital Power has made a deal really coal facilities, do you have an opinion on its prospects? I have an unrealized loss and the market yield is high, so I'm not in a rush to sell if the current price is solid.
Q: Can you comment on earnings.
Can you comment on earnings please.
CPX is about 2% of my portfolio. I have owned it for about three years approx and I am up slightly on my investment plus the dividends of course.
Is there positive consensus that they will get sufficient compensation for closing coal plant early?
What is your current rating on the company? I am a buy and hold guy.
Thank you
Stephane
Can you comment on earnings please.
CPX is about 2% of my portfolio. I have owned it for about three years approx and I am up slightly on my investment plus the dividends of course.
Is there positive consensus that they will get sufficient compensation for closing coal plant early?
What is your current rating on the company? I am a buy and hold guy.
Thank you
Stephane
Q: Hi
I would appreciate your view on the recent Capital Power minimum reset preferred issue CPX.PR.G. It has a floor of 6% yield with upside if interest rates eventually go up. I am aware that the Alberta government is planning to retire colas assets and the compensation may fall short. My thought is the prefs would be a relatively safer way to capture yield. Your perspective is appreciated
Thank you
Steven
I would appreciate your view on the recent Capital Power minimum reset preferred issue CPX.PR.G. It has a floor of 6% yield with upside if interest rates eventually go up. I am aware that the Alberta government is planning to retire colas assets and the compensation may fall short. My thought is the prefs would be a relatively safer way to capture yield. Your perspective is appreciated
Thank you
Steven
Q: in my rrif account I need to substitute 2 called bonds Superior plus and glenviro my advisor wants me to look into the canexusbond 6% matures in 2020 and the utility stock capital power CPX .Would ECI or FTS abetter choice for income?
thanks for your help.
thanks for your help.
Q: Thoughts on CPX's preferred share issue please.
Thanks,
Ron
Thanks,
Ron
Q: Peter; The Alberta government just announced they are going to challenge a agreement made by the previous PC government to basically allow power companies out of contracts if they proved to be unprofitable due to actions by the government. It's called the ENRON agreement.. Can you quantify which companies these would be, and the impact, if the challenge is upheld.? Thanks. Rod
Q: What do you think of Capital Power - dividend boost yesterday results in a healthy 7.5% dividend yield.
Thanks
Thanks
Q: Alqonquin, Capial Power, and Altagas have rate reset preferred shares selling at a significant discount with reset dates in 2018. With a 5 year Government rate of .55 to .7 they have issues that will still offer a very attractive rate of return. For a conservative investor would you rate these issuing companies as an acceptable TFSA investment?. How would you rank them?
Thanks Team
Thanks Team
Q: CPX has been moving up quite quickly in the last week or so, is there a reason why, and do you see this upward trend continuing in the short term?
Q: Hi Peter and Staff
I hold a small position in CPX in my utilities group. Wondering how you feel about KWH.UN that I do not own as a replacement or would you suggest I keep CPX or sell CPX and look elsewhere entirely in a different sector as I own all the other usual recommended suspects in this sector.
I hold a small position in CPX in my utilities group. Wondering how you feel about KWH.UN that I do not own as a replacement or would you suggest I keep CPX or sell CPX and look elsewhere entirely in a different sector as I own all the other usual recommended suspects in this sector.
Q: Can you please comment on the prospects for this company and the cancellation of coal contracts. They will apparently be reimbursed for their stranded assets. Mike
Q: Hi Peter and Team,
The dividend of this stock is 8.2%, I am concerned how substainable it is.
Pls give your insight as to their cash flow, payout ratio and whether their debt level is a concern. Would you think all these are manageable for such a high dividend.
Thank you for your professional advice.
The dividend of this stock is 8.2%, I am concerned how substainable it is.
Pls give your insight as to their cash flow, payout ratio and whether their debt level is a concern. Would you think all these are manageable for such a high dividend.
Thank you for your professional advice.
Q: Good Morning: I have held cpx.pr.a for some time and my cost is well below the 25.00 issue price. However, there seems to be unrelenting pressure on this pref. and I'm left wondering whether or not there is something here that I'm not aware of. Do investors/analysts wonder about the ability of Capital Power to stay in business? The current yield on the pref. in question is very high and yet it does not reset again until nearly 5 years from now. I would appreciate your comments about this pref. and whether or not you see it as a buy, sell or hold at this time. With thanks, Don
Q: What are your thoughts on Capital Power's recent 7.35% dividend increase and on the company in general going forward?
Q: Hi Peter and Staff
Did well on this initially by buying in low $20's and sold off a bit at a gain at $26 ish,now under water big time of the rest. Small Position....once Transalta started down (I sold), it never stopped for a long time.....many blamed it on bad management. How big an impact how soon is the Alberta coal changes going to affect their FFO and can they adjust their business plan enough to make me enjoy the dividend now and hope that even if my capital loss does not reverse itself quickly, it does not get bigger?
Thanks for all you do
Dennis
Did well on this initially by buying in low $20's and sold off a bit at a gain at $26 ish,now under water big time of the rest. Small Position....once Transalta started down (I sold), it never stopped for a long time.....many blamed it on bad management. How big an impact how soon is the Alberta coal changes going to affect their FFO and can they adjust their business plan enough to make me enjoy the dividend now and hope that even if my capital loss does not reverse itself quickly, it does not get bigger?
Thanks for all you do
Dennis
Q: Do you have a view regarding today's press release and the carbon tax news from the AB government?
Q: Peter, Do you still see capital power as a good stable performer? It appears to me that with coal being phased out by governments, probably sooner than we might have thought, it does not bode well for this company as it has many coal fired plants. Have owned it for years and really has been a poor performer. Thanks for your answer, Ken
Q: Q3 - please comment.