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Q: I have the the above exposures to the oil industry and I would like to reduce them. Can you please rank them in terms of recovery/return potential in the next year or two?
Read Answer Asked by Mahdi on November 17, 2020
Q: Which utilities do you prefer for income and some growth?
Read Answer Asked by Sam on November 17, 2020
Q: Hello,
Could you please recommend some dividend stocks to build a portfolio specifically to employ the Smith Manoeuvre in a unregistered account? Thanks!
Read Answer Asked by Daryl on November 16, 2020
Q: I need to set up an annual income for my wife, for next 25 years. In TFSA and RRSP, using only ETF's. Dividend growth and HY dividends. Should have 5% yearly and 10% total return. Can you recommend the appropate ETF's. Vanguard/BMO/ I Shares (only)
Please NO EM ETF's One European OK--- Key is 5% annual income. Investment .5M$ It has to be buy and collect for 25 years. No input by my wife.
Thank you
Cec
Read Answer Asked by Cecil on November 16, 2020
Q: Hello, I have a 2 part question:
1> I currently own a 5% position in LSPD and 2% position in KXS, ENGH SHOP. and QSR . which one(s) would you sell now as a vaccine will emerge soon? and which one(s) keep long term.
2> Could you provide 3-4 names of Value stocks that pay a dividend, and that will benefit when the economy re-opens. And, will benefit from inflation.
Thanks for your great service
Carlo
Read Answer Asked by Carlo on November 16, 2020
Q: Hello again 5i,

Just a follow up to my previous question yesterday, regarding monthly payout etf's above 4%. Could you list for me a collection of Blue Chip equities that payout dividends above 4% each month of the year, January through December? Preferably Canadian equities?
Thanks again for your help.
Stephen

Read Answer Asked by Stephen on November 16, 2020
Q: According to a TD Waterhouse report issued on Nov 10th, the valuation of BIP.UN using forward P/FFO looks very attractive over the next two years in comparison to 2020:
2020E 16.1x, 2021E 13.7x, 2022E 12.5x
As long as it can maintain it's current multiple over the same period I should be able to experience capital appreciation.
How much confidence should I have in these forecasts? Do these forecasts seem reasonable for the stock?
Thank-you.
Read Answer Asked by Albert on November 16, 2020