Q: Currently BEPC trades at approximately 10% premium above BEP.UN.
From my understanding they are basically the same company but structured differently. BEPC is mostly eligible dividends and I think BEP.UN could be fully taxed as other income but the math doesn't make sense to me. What do you believe the spread should be if you just looked at the math? Can you explain other considerations that may be adding to the premium.

Q: Given that even with yesterday's loss in BEPC a substantial premium still remains for the BEPC vs BEP.un, do you advise selling BEPC while the premium still exists?

Are either BIP.un or BEP.un buys at current prices and if not what would you recommend as entry prices?

Do you think the selloff in CPX was overdone and if so, what price would you consider to buy?

Thank you

Q: I recently initiated positions in both BEPC and BIPC. I was confronted with the decision to invest in the LP or the corporations. In the end, I decided to invest in the corps as it was in a taxable account, and I wanted to keep thing simple from a tax perspective. Now I find out today that the company is profiting (at my expense) by running an arbitrate strategy between the two classes of shares. How is this in my best interest as a shareholder of the corporations (vs LPs)? Does this open the company up to liability in the sense they are treating each class of shares differently? Can't help feeling both betrayed and regret that I should have bought the LPs. Should I do the same and sell the corps to buy the LP’s or just let it play out?