Q: Retired, dividend-income investor....balanced portfolio. I have almost full positions in both PBH and PLC. If I was to top up only one of these, which one would you choose and why? It appears the analysts favor PLC as having more upside. This is TFSA money. Your opinion?
Thxs.
Q: Hi Folks,
I currently hold FTS and AQN in my non registered account. I would like to add one more utility company, I am looking at BIPC and BEPC - which one would you recommend at this time. Appreciate your comments.
Thanks
Q: I purchased VZ about 6 months ago. The thesis was that it was a safe stock to hold during a market correction and it also paid a great dividend. Since then, the stock has plummeted 15% - not much of a safe place to be.
In your opinion, is VZ now a hold in an income portfolio, and is the dividend safe?
Many Thanks
Q: Hello Peter and team,
K-Bro Linen is down to what looks to be a bit of a long-term (excluding 2020) base of around $30. The dividend is approaching 4 percent. For a goal of long-term capital preservation and income, do you see it currently having the financial strength to provide this kind of stability? One concern is that the P/E shows as 50. Why so high? Is that misleading in some way, given the investment goal noted above? Thank you.
Q: I’m thinking of selling a position in Enbridge and buying Northwest Co.(NWC). I feel confident that NWC has a further pop from here comparing it’s P/E to it’s historical P/E. This is just a short term speculation trading idea. Other things I like are the management, recent insider buying by the CEO and price to sales ratio. I’ll still own Enbridge long term in my portfolio but this will be my first time looking into Northwest and just wanted your comments on my thoughts and on the pros and cons of Northwest. Thank you.
Q: Hello 5i Team
I am thinking of buying Roger’s after the recent drop in price, do you think they will regain the price drop?Is it a good time to start a small position.
Thanks
Q: I know you like both bip.un and bep.un very much, as do I. But i am starting my granddaughter on her first stock and I'd like your opinion on which is best, for both the short term and the long term?. Please explain why...
Q: I have held NWH for several years at about a 2% position, and am considering adding another 1-1.5%. While I have been pleased with the performance/dividends over the years, I am also looking at MPW, which would add some $US, pays a better dividend, is larger and is more US-oriented. Could you compare the two stocks in terms of debt, P/NAV, dividend sustainability, payout, etc, and comment on whether you think they would complement each other to some degree (or is it more of the same). Buy MPW or more NWH, or is the position getting a little large in a specialized area?
Thank-you
Q: Why would CNQ be down about $1.00 as of now when it just declared a special $1.50 dividend and higher capital spending (meaning higher production to come)? This market is not logical at all. What's your take?
Do you know what's going with TRP? It's been declining more than its piers i.e. PPL and ENB.
Do you think buying on weakness would be a good strategy here?
Also, which pipeline stock would you prefer for a medium to long term and which one you think is the safest?
Q: What are your thoughts on this company in general, as well as it's recent earnings? It's breaking out to new highs, so definitely seems like a leader in its industry.