Pembina Pipeline Corporation cumul redeemable min rate reset class A preferred shares Series 13 (PPL.PR.M)

Pembina Pipeline Corporation cumul redeemable min rate reset class A preferred shares Series 13 (PPL.PR.M $24.99)
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iShares S&P/TSX Canadian Preferred Share Index ETF (CPD $13.76)
- $13.76 P/E (TTM): 6.96X Cap: $1.05B
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Pembina Pipeline Corporation cumul redeemable min rate reset class A preferred shares Series 13 (PPL.PR.M $24.99)
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Q: Hi guys
I have a small portion (under 2%) of my portfolio in preferred shares (CPD and PPL.PR.M ). I bought these for a safe steady eady type of return but as you know investing in Preferred shares the last few years has felt like a roller coaster. For example PPL.PR.M is still $1 below where I bought it about 5 years ago, and has dropped to as low as $14. So I am wondering why not sell my preferred holdings and just buy more of a nice dividend stock like BCE where I am actually getting 6.2% yield - more than I am getting from my preferred? I know I am further down the chain if the company defaulted but I also get more upside. Your thoughts on selling my preferred holdings and buying some nice safe dividend stocks instead?

Thanks

Stuart

Read Answer Asked by Stuart on March 18, 2021