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Q: Hi There,
It's events such as the recent ENB transaction with ENF that your subscribers receive excellent advice and guidance. Your team is worth their weight in gold!
1. If the transaction is approved does one get 0.7029 Enbridge shares per ENF share?
2. Is it reasonable to assume the transaction will be approved because ENB has more than 66% ownership in ENF?
3. When is the planned transaction date or timeframe?
4. How would they deal with fractional ENB shares after the transaction?
5. Are there any capital gains or tax issues after ENF gets converted to ENB shares?
6. Has ENB reiterated their dividend growth after these transactions?
Read Answer Asked by Ian on May 18, 2018
Q: Hi Peter
I have almost no exposure to the energy revival . Can you recommend some good growth companies the will survive for the next five years .
Candi
Read Answer Asked by Candi on May 18, 2018
Q: I have owned and traded this stock for some time.Being a small cap,liquidity is low.After the recent news it was up on higher volume.
It is now down the last two days on light volume which tells me traders are taking a quick profit.Is it possible manipulation is occurring?The long term prospects of this company look good,so it is possible for a manipulator to depress the price(on light volume)and pick up more shares when all the weak hands have abandoned the stock?
Read Answer Asked by Allen on May 18, 2018
Q: Just Energy has announced $1.40 earnings per share for the last quarter. This compares with $1.13 earnings per share for the previous quarter. No doubt it is carrying a heavy debt.
But with a 0.50 cent dividend, the yield is well over 10%
May I have your opinion please if JE might be a Buy here. Thanks
Eric
Read Answer Asked by Eric on May 18, 2018
Q: Hi 5i Research,
I am in the process of copying your Balanced Equity Model Portfolio.
So far I have purchased 9 items, but before I go to far, I wonder if perhaps you have some suggestions for me how to go about it the best way ? Any tips and suggestion are appreciated. Thanks for your service and keep it up, I like it.
Read Answer Asked by Baldur on May 18, 2018
Q: General question on Patriot One Technologies. It seems to offer a better solution than more guns and strikes me as a company that could grow a lot on its own or be taken out for its technology. My online broker indicates that it is due to break out based on a continuation wedge pattern but I like the fundamental story too. Would you suggest this as a speculative buy/high risk buy or is it still way too early?
Read Answer Asked by Tim on May 18, 2018
Q: You recently (April 20) described VET as good for growth and income. VET does have a steady dividend of ~6% so I would agree with the income thesis but where is the growth? In the past five years, VET has not improved its stock price and its small dividend increases only covered the cost of living. In addition, in the past two years, its value has not responded to the increase in oil prices. Just how far back does one have to go to justify the 'growth' viewpoint?
Read Answer Asked by richard on May 17, 2018
Q: 11:11 AM 5/17/2018

Current yield on ENF at today's price [$29.41] is 7.6%. Enbridge yields 6.3% at the current price [$42.41].

I am trying to find an acceptable alternative company to ENF to invest in that would have a comparable yield and have the same level of business quality, Market Cap, and reliability of dividend.

IPL, ALA, GEI, RNW, CHW, TF, SRV.UN, KPT, JE, KWH.UN, CHE.UN all have similar dividends but are hardly equivalent in quality. Would you pick any of these?

I cannot find any acceptable substitute of the same quality so I would appreciate your suggestions in ANY sector that you would choose.

Maybe just taking ENB shares is the best choice?

Thank you............ Paul K
Read Answer Asked by Paul on May 17, 2018
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