Q: I'm curious about what happened to REITs and utilities on Friday. They got absolutely hammered. Some of the utilities, in particular, like Boralex and Capital Power were down 6%-8%. Both sectors plunged like anvils. They performed worse than most tech stocks, yet the fears over the virus should not be able to impact their revenue and profit at all. Do you have any ideas here?
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Q: What do you think of mogo purchase
Q: Does the dividend qualify for the Canadian dividend tax credit? Thanks Brian
Q: Your thoughts on their quarter and outlook for a 2-3 year hold.
Thanks
Thanks
Q: Comments on AQN 4th quarter?
Q: Hi 5i Team,
I am looking for a recommendation of an ETF to invest in US dividends for a non registered account, trading on the TSX. I would like a combination of dividend growers and some higher dividend names in the fund
Thank you!
I am looking for a recommendation of an ETF to invest in US dividends for a non registered account, trading on the TSX. I would like a combination of dividend growers and some higher dividend names in the fund
Thank you!
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BMO International Dividend ETF (ZDI)
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BMO US Dividend ETF (ZDY)
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Vanguard Dividend Appreciation FTF (VIG)
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iShares International Select Dividend ETF (IDV)
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Vanguard International Dividend Appreciation ETF (VIGI)
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Vanguard High Dividend Yield Indx ETF (VYM)
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Vanguard International High Dividend Yield ETF (VYMI)
Q: I'm going to retire next year and have recently received a inheritance. I have this money in a non registered account. PA is telling me that I need more US and international exposure. I'm looking at ETF's with dividends but being non Canadian holding I will not get the tax credit. Should I still look at dividend ETF's and not worry about the tax? I have a low to median risk for these non Canadian ETF's. I have a diversified group of large cap Canadian stocks to take advantage of the dividend tax credit. Can you give me some names to look at buying?
Thanks Greg
Thanks Greg
Q: Hi, Is Suncor at current level a good buying opportunity? is their dividend safe?
Thanks,
Thanks,
Q: Hi 5i team, please comment on Leon's quarter and thier prospects going forward.
Thanks Rob
Thanks Rob
Q: Hi, could you please comment on NPI’s earnings. The Market didn’t seem to like them. Thanks
Q: Trying to choose energy company for growth, income and safety
im considering RDS.A and TOT.A. or maybe something else you might
prefer. Thank you.
JJ
im considering RDS.A and TOT.A. or maybe something else you might
prefer. Thank you.
JJ
Q: After this Q I feel the next 2-3 Q's will be challenging. I'm looking at CPX & AQN and wondering even for these utilities whether this year safer to put money into their preferred rather than common shares. Their preferred shares both pay 6%+. Between the two I believe you feel AQN better because of size, true?
Thanks,
Mark
Thanks,
Mark
Q: Hi 5iTeam,
Which one of these two: NPI and AQN would you prefer?
Cheers,
Which one of these two: NPI and AQN would you prefer?
Cheers,
Q: Vermillion (VET) is getting hammered this week and again today after an analyst said they will have to cut their dividend by 50%. The company says no way. I am wondering if this is so terrible for the company. They would still be paying over 8% and have more money to repay debt. The price seems too low and I think it will rebound strongly when the panic passes. What do you think?
Thanks.
Thanks.
Q: Is dividend growth a good long term investment strategy? Would you give me 10 stocks each for US and CA markets that are good dividend growth candidates not overpriced right now? thank you!
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Royal Bank of Canada (RY)
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Toronto-Dominion Bank (The) (TD)
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BCE Inc. (BCE)
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TELUS Corporation (T)
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Brookfield Renewable Partners L.P. (BEP.UN)
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Algonquin Power & Utilities Corp. (AQN)
Q: Hi 5i,
In my non-reg account I prefer to hold stocks that I can hold onto for a minimum of 3 to 5 years and possibly 10 to 20, that have a yield of around 3% to 5% with the stock price growing +/-5% annually.
Having said that, I am looking to add a stock that would be equal to approx. 1% of total portfolio value.
I am considering adding to my renewable utility stocks (BEP, AQN, INE and BLX which currently total 7.5% of total portfolio value), bank stocks (TD and RY currently 6% of total portfolio value) or telecommunications (Telus or BCE currently 0% of total portfolio). My concern with T and BCE are the current CRTC talks and what may be the market reaction to any deemed negative outcome.
Other than the above listed stocks do any others come to mind that you would recommend at this time?
Please deduct for multiple questions as you see fit.
Thanks!
In my non-reg account I prefer to hold stocks that I can hold onto for a minimum of 3 to 5 years and possibly 10 to 20, that have a yield of around 3% to 5% with the stock price growing +/-5% annually.
Having said that, I am looking to add a stock that would be equal to approx. 1% of total portfolio value.
I am considering adding to my renewable utility stocks (BEP, AQN, INE and BLX which currently total 7.5% of total portfolio value), bank stocks (TD and RY currently 6% of total portfolio value) or telecommunications (Telus or BCE currently 0% of total portfolio). My concern with T and BCE are the current CRTC talks and what may be the market reaction to any deemed negative outcome.
Other than the above listed stocks do any others come to mind that you would recommend at this time?
Please deduct for multiple questions as you see fit.
Thanks!
Q: Good morning. I'm thinking of using this selloff to shift some assets from a dividend paying ETF (CDZ) in a locked in account that I can’s access for at least eight years to some individual dividend payers that have been particularly beaten down. Was looking at MFC. Any other suggestions. Thanks!
Q: Hi, could you please comment on earnings release and outlook for this company. Thanks.
Q: Looking to take a position in this company.
It reported Feb. 12 and the stock dropped.
Is this a good time for income to take a position.
Thanks
It reported Feb. 12 and the stock dropped.
Is this a good time for income to take a position.
Thanks
Q: Hi Peter & 5i,
BNS had been increasing their dividend every second quarter. Did BNS give their stated reason for not increasing the dividend this quarter in their quarterly report; or do you have an opinion why they didn't increase?
Thanks for your insight and advice.
Cheers
BNS had been increasing their dividend every second quarter. Did BNS give their stated reason for not increasing the dividend this quarter in their quarterly report; or do you have an opinion why they didn't increase?
Thanks for your insight and advice.
Cheers