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Q: I intend to diversify away a bit from the Brookfield family as I already have BEP.UN and BIP.UN.

Within my RRSP I intend to sell BYP.UN and am interested in buying AW.UN. It appears that A & W's debt is under control. Dividend growth appears to lack a bit of consistency though.

How good is their management?
Would you expect about 7 or 8% total return going forward?
Morningstar Fair Value is about $35. Would you agree?
Would a 5% position be too much for this type of stock if we were to go into a recession?
Do you have any concerns over the 20% drop from its highs?

Thanks.
Read Answer Asked by James on February 13, 2020
Q: Contemplating acquiring Pharma ETF with world wide exposure with emphasis on diabetes for long term hold, Obviously management fees & performance, size for liquidity a concern. Currently own 5 -6 % position in "GUD"

Garry
Read Answer Asked by Garry & Marlene on February 13, 2020
Q: We have the following in our RESP: ABT, BNS, NFI, ENB, TRP, PIF, MX, and BEP.UN and ~$4,000 in cash. The grandkids are now 6 and 5. As you can see, no particular philosophy has been at work so far. What might you suggest adding to the mix? Is there anything that should be sold?

Thanks, Bob.
Read Answer Asked by Lynn on February 13, 2020
Q: Yahoo Can. has 1/4 & yearly estimates for everything at this https://ca.finance.yahoo.com/quote/GSY.TO?p=GSY.TO&.tsrc=fin-srch

That is for GSY & then choose Analysis for ESTIMATES. All free!!
Your Welcome
Read Answer Asked by Joseph on February 13, 2020
Q: Hi Peter,
Do you agree that since around October 2019 CGY's share price chart seems to show strong momentum with good share price increases along with increasing volume especially this February? I used to own CGY some years ago for the dividend but found the share price stable...not many drops and few increases and sold the stock. I characterized the stock then as an income stock which I think agrees with your analysis. Do you feel anything has changed at CGY's operations or company management since October 2019 to have caused the stock to act more like a momentum company? You have noted in previous questions that their debt is higher but the dividend has not been increased and the share count is unchanged. Am I to understand they are borrowing more money to invest in their business and would that this growth in business be the cause of the better momentum? Their business seems to be related to satellites so would you consider CGY to be a high tech company?
Thanks for all your help.
Jim
Read Answer Asked by James on February 12, 2020
Q: I have some American cash that I would like to put to work but am hesitant to buy American stocks. I know there are Canadian companies that are listed in the United States. My question is, which Canadian companies that are listed in the U.S. would you buy today, based on the belief that they have the most upward potential for 2020. I would appreciate it if you could suggest 5 or 6 companies.







Read Answer Asked by Les on February 12, 2020
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