Q: I own shares in Husky Energy. Today price dropped to $2 per share and Saudi Arabia will be increasing oil production. I expect the price will continue to drop for awhile. At what price would the stock be delisted from the TSX? If it is delisted at some point and the company continues to operate (without going bankrupt), are the shareholders entitled to anything? Thank you for your assistance with this.
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Investment Q&A
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Q: Between BEP.UN and AQN which would you pick right now and why? Can you please rate them in terms of which one (best guess) should bounce back quicker. Which one is safest in capital preservation and dividend.
Is there another similar name that you would prefer?
Thanks. Your service is great. Especially in times like these.
Is there another similar name that you would prefer?
Thanks. Your service is great. Especially in times like these.
Q: Hello Gentlemen,
What is your opinion for this 2 companies.
Thank you
What is your opinion for this 2 companies.
Thank you
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Fortis Inc. (FTS)
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Brookfield Renewable Partners L.P. (BEP.UN)
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Methanex Corporation (MX)
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Algonquin Power & Utilities Corp. (AQN)
Q: What would you replace MX with or would you stay away from this sector for now? What would you replace AD with?
Thanks for your service?
Thanks for your service?
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BMO Covered Call Canadian Banks ETF (ZWB)
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BMO Covered Call Utilities ETF (ZWU)
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BMO Canadian High Dividend Covered Call ETF (ZWC)
Q: Hello,
I am already knee deep in BMO covered call ETF's and down 20% - 30%.
I can dollar cost down and buy more , take the high yield and wait for price to rise
OR
Sell and move on (to what?)
I believe 5i is wary about buying covered call options during a crash due to limited upside potential.
What could I do at this stage to get income of an equivalent yield and possible upside?
Cheers
I am already knee deep in BMO covered call ETF's and down 20% - 30%.
I can dollar cost down and buy more , take the high yield and wait for price to rise
OR
Sell and move on (to what?)
I believe 5i is wary about buying covered call options during a crash due to limited upside potential.
What could I do at this stage to get income of an equivalent yield and possible upside?
Cheers
Q: Good Afternoon,
Do you know if any of the Brookfield companies have ever cut dividends? Specifically BPY.un looks very attractive here with a 12% yield?
Thoughts?
Thanks
Do you know if any of the Brookfield companies have ever cut dividends? Specifically BPY.un looks very attractive here with a 12% yield?
Thoughts?
Thanks
Q: I currently hold a medium size postion of Invesque.u I depend on the stock for its dividend It is currently yielding 24 percent
If they cut the dividend by 2/3 rds it will still yield 8 percent which is a very high rate In your opinion will the company go bankrupt or will it survive I appreciate your response Paul
If they cut the dividend by 2/3 rds it will still yield 8 percent which is a very high rate In your opinion will the company go bankrupt or will it survive I appreciate your response Paul
Q: I have an ALA position that was created through a drip program, at a much higher ACB. I am thinking of taking the loss, and transferring the proceeds to another dividend paying stock. What two companies would you recommend, already have FTS, AQN, BNS, RY, IPL, B
Thanks
Matthew
Thanks
Matthew
Q: Is ET a good company to invest in these days now that it had a nice little drop?
Thanks
Thanks
Q: Analysts liked it when it was trading at $6. It's now $2.40. Is it an "ok" investment?
I already have some so I'm thinking to average down.
Thanks
I already have some so I'm thinking to average down.
Thanks
Q: With the recent sell off, what are your thoughts on adding CPX to my portfolio.
Thanks for a great service!
Thanks for a great service!
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Bank of Nova Scotia (The) (BNS)
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National Bank of Canada (NA)
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Power Corporation of Canada Subordinate Voting Shares (POW)
Q: Hello 5i--I'm looking at these companies for the dividend yield. A bonus would be their recovery to previous highs. What would your ranking be for the three to achieve these goals? Thanks, Ron W
Q: With the recent sell off, what are your thoughts of adding EBN.CA to my portfolio?
Q: Do you think this would be an okay preferred for some income and possible upside down the road? I wasn't sure what the "cumulative" part meant? Thank you and stay safe :-)
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Manulife Financial Corporation (MFC)
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Capital Power Corporation (CPX)
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Exchange Income Corporation (EIF)
Q: Would you be comfortable with these for long term income: MFC, EIF, CPX
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Fortis Inc. (FTS)
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Brookfield Renewable Partners L.P. (BEP.UN)
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Algonquin Power & Utilities Corp. (AQN)
Q: I have a very small position in the above 3 utility companies and want to add more. Can you please rank the companies for estimated best total return over the next 3 years?
Thank you.
Thank you.
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Pembina Pipeline Corporation (PPL)
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Keyera Corp. (KEY)
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Genworth MI Canada Inc. (MIC)
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NFI Group Inc. (NFI)
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Brookfield Property Partners L.P. (BPY.UN)
Q: Are there any companies out there now with an 8% or higher dividend that you would suggest for a long term hold? I say 8, bc it hasn’t been overly hard to find 4-5 before this carnage. I picked up ENB already, and I’m ok if the short/med term div is cut and the price falls further. I’m really looking for stocks that will likely pay a high stable dividend into the future (based on current prices) after things return to normal. No preference on sector.
Q: seem to have a lot of questions about the safety of dividends and will they be cut.
I thought I would add another one to the fire and ask you power corp. and power financial became one company now and the management said it would raise dividend 10% in second quarter. do you see this being in jeopardy now with the market tanking day after day. do you also see banks possibly not raising dividends anymore this year [Canadian] until things get better hopefully.
I thought I would add another one to the fire and ask you power corp. and power financial became one company now and the management said it would raise dividend 10% in second quarter. do you see this being in jeopardy now with the market tanking day after day. do you also see banks possibly not raising dividends anymore this year [Canadian] until things get better hopefully.
Q: Could you comment on the suitability of IGM and POW for a long-term hold. Would you have a preference between the two?
Thank you for considering my question
Thank you for considering my question
Q: I am thinking of buying Invescom Can Div ETF (PDC):
- is your opinion favourable?
- the volume is 30/40,000 out of capitalization of about $500 million. Do you agree that this is low liquidity?
- Is there a rule of thumb to apply in this case as to the number of shares to place a buy order with such low volume?
- is your opinion favourable?
- the volume is 30/40,000 out of capitalization of about $500 million. Do you agree that this is low liquidity?
- Is there a rule of thumb to apply in this case as to the number of shares to place a buy order with such low volume?