Q: I own these shares. these are rate reset preferreds for Brookfield infrastructure that pay a yield of 7.475% until March 2029. These dividends are eligible dividends.The company is trying to redeem these shares at 26.50 a share. I will vote against it. If however if a majority vote for it, is there any legal way for dissenting shareholders to resist being taken over. This process seems somewhat unfair because the company could've offered 26.50 to those shareholders who want to be taken out and leave the other shareholders to continue to receive their dividends

Q: hello 5I:
I'm looking to add a rate reset preferred to my RRIF, and am considering BIK.PR.A. The possibility of the preferred being called seems like a low risk idea. Could you give me some other options in this area, using only preferreds that you find attractive?
thanks
Paul L

Q: I believeI that this rate reset will reset on February 28 2024 at the five year Government of Canada rate +3.96% with a minimum reset of 5.85% . If that happened today it would be approximately 8.1%.. Is that correct? Assuming the 8.1% at the reset what would the probability be that these preferreds are redeemed at $25 per share (currently 22.2)?