Q: Hi,
I didn't understand your answer about Brian 's question posted today. (July 4th)
To my limited understanding, your answer should point out to EMA as a better option. Lower pay out ratio. Higher dividend growth. Or am I misinterpreting your answer.

Q: Hello 5i Team,
I was thinking about adding to my EMA position until I read last week's dividend growth forecast reduction to only 1% - 2% per year instead of its historical 4% increase. While the "going in" yield is attractive at over 6% now, would the reduction in dividend growth stop you from putting more money into this company's stock?
As an alternative, I was also considering adding to Keyera - lower initial yield, but dividend growth in the 4-5% range annually.
How would you compare these two in terms of payout ratio, debt management, and total return prospects over the long term?
Many thanks,
Brian

Q: I would like to add to one or both equities.
What is your preference? A short explanation regarding size, dividend safety and possible growth would be appreciated.
Thank you as always.
Albert