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Q: In my non-registered account, I have had small holdings in MRG.UN and NWH.UN for years, as well as larger holdings in ZRE and FIE. I was wondering if I should consider selling all four and splitting the proceeds between GRT.UN, CAR.UN, CPX, and SLF. I am looking for income but would also like some capital appreciation.
What do you think? Note that I also hold ZRE and FIE in my RRSP and plan to keep both in that account. Thank you.
Read Answer Asked by Kim on September 22, 2022
Q: I intend to add to above positions for the purpose of increasing my dividend income. Please give me your opinion on each of them. Do you have a favorite
Thank you!
Read Answer Asked by ALBERT on September 22, 2022
Q: i would like to buy an etf (vanguard) with safety or stock with a high yield during these unsettled times
What would you advise ?.Can you please give me a few choices
GHB
Read Answer Asked by gabriel on September 21, 2022
Q: Hi, I noted that you decided to sell full position in TCL.a from 5i portfolios, after owning for several years. CCL.b is still held in the Balanced 5i Portfolio, with a full position. We sold our CCL.b and TCL.a positions many years ago and switched to RPI.un. The move served us well initially but for past 12-18 months, Richards Packaging unit price has continued to decline precipitously and is near all time lows. It appears that COVID period growth has fizzled and it might take much longer for the company to digest the large Clarion Medical acquisition and the resultant debt load. Company has also guided lower for past few quarters. Although they have been paying dividend 0.11 monthly for many years, but market seems to be expecting declining growth for a while. I am wondering if you notice signs that RPI is heading into a similar direction as TCL.a. Recession fears certainly are not helping. Would it be prudent to not be mesmerized with the 3% dividend and move on, so funds could be available for better Income/Growth opportunities ? Thank You
Read Answer Asked by rajeev on September 19, 2022
Q: I have one income account where I have a core of stable companies (BNS, BCE etc.,) and strategically move into beat up names where the yields are temporarily very high due to what I anticipate to be a short term fall in the share price. Generally I am looking for something over 6% in this equation at the time of purchase. Do you see any candidates for such a strategy? Thank-you. Love your service btw. Best money I have ever spent.
Read Answer Asked by Alex on September 19, 2022
Q: Hi Peter

In the latest update to the income portfolio, the entire position in TCL has been sold to invest the capital in other quality names.

Is it possible to let us know some of the names you have in mind for deploying this capital?
Read Answer Asked by Greyhair on September 19, 2022
Q: Good evening
BCE, according to a financial analyst, paid 114% of profit in the past year as dividends. As well , BCE paid 351% of their free cash flow in dividends during the last year.
The analyst further concludes that this is unsustainable and that BCE dividend could be cut.
Can you please provide us with your opinion regarding the sustainability of the BCE dividend?
Thank you
Read Answer Asked by Terry on September 16, 2022
Q: Your opinion on HISA, please... The ETF sponsored by Evolve Funds. Also The HISA in US funds for short term holdings. Thanks
Read Answer Asked by george on September 15, 2022
Q: Good morning,

Q1. What are your thoughts on TVE's recent purchase of Deltastream after just purchasing Rolling Hills Energy?

Q2. Do you expect this purchase to be accretive in the medium term?

Q3. Do you recommend purchasing additional shares now or after the Deltasteam deal closes.

Thank you for the sage advice.

Francesco
Read Answer Asked by Francesco on September 12, 2022
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