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Q: Greetings 5i, I know that you have answered several recent questions on Telus including the dividend sustainability. But given the drop today (Nov 18) of >5%, which appears to be due to the JP Morgan downgrade, can you please refresh your thesis? Is the market reaction overdone? How does the current situation with Telus compare to that of BCE in the months leading up to its dividend cut? Thank you.
Read Answer Asked by Barbara on November 19, 2025
Q: Is telus a buy under $19. Looking at a long term hold for the dividendsand some growth.
Read Answer Asked by Greg on November 19, 2025
Q: Hello, I am looking for a reason to keep my ENGH holdings. It's trading at $19 ( and I paid $31 orignially).

Would a pullback in prices of the massive U.S. A.I. companies affect ENGH's price? I understand that investors are questioning the high valuations of companies like Nividia.

Could a pullback in the A.I. industry valuations create buying opportunities for ENGH?

I am hesistating to sell ENGH at this point because it is profitable, has a good balance sheet, and the dividend is still attractive. But, if management continues to stay on the sidelines for investing its cash for much longer, I am concerned that the stock price will continue to fall.
Read Answer Asked by Cathy on November 19, 2025
Q: For safety's sake, and some income, can you suggest some Utilities ETFs?
Read Answer Asked by James on November 19, 2025
Q: Im slightly under water with these firms in my TSFA. Would you suggest selling or holding.
Read Answer Asked by Ken on November 18, 2025
Q: With the recent drops in stock mkt. Could u suggest 5 undervalue Cdn. dividend & growth stocks, as well as 5 under value US dividend & growth stocks. Take as many credits as u see fit
Read Answer Asked by DAVID on November 18, 2025
Q: Hello Peter,

I hold CSU debentures in my income portfolio at a cost of 133 which are trading about 10% below my cost.
Would you prefer to hold them over the top 10 equities in the income portfolio? I generally prefer to have income investments with at least 3% dividend and a 3% growth above and over inflation.
Your comments are appreciated.
Regards
Rajiv
Read Answer Asked by Rajiv on November 17, 2025
Q: As a dividend investor could you give me 10 companies outside of Canada that have at least a 2% div. and some growth, sectors aside. Appreciate your service!
Read Answer Asked by Mark on November 14, 2025
Q: What do you think 1) of farmland as a long-term investment 2) of farmland as an inflation hedge, and 3) can you compare the two companies on growth, valuation, and other characteristics and what do you prefer?

(Please take more than one question credit if needed - thanks)
Read Answer Asked by Max on November 14, 2025
Q: Could I have your opinion on RING, as a means of holding some telcos but with a diversified approach. My main objective is dividend income in what I hope would be a somewhat stable industry (overall at least) in the event of a correction. Does RING use any leverage/options? If you prefer an individual CDN company, which would it be and why.
Thank-you
Read Answer Asked by grant on November 14, 2025
Q: I believe your last Telus vs "the others" comparison was a couple months ago in which you had favoured T. Has that changed? I believe in a comparison, T's debt ratio was worse than both BCE and Rogers.

A recent guest on BNN stated that his preference was moreso for the other two, but actually even more for Quebecor. His concern on T was the lack of dividend coverage over the next few years. Do you have concerns here? I'm trying to determine whether I should make the switch from T to BCE since the latter has already took the dividend-cut pain.
Read Answer Asked by James on November 13, 2025
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