Q: Is this a value trap or a buy? What is the payout ratio, on earnings (not cash flow)?
Thanks
John
Thanks
John
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Q: After the failure of the harvest, it is undergoing pressure, and also from the maple sugar side. However, at $ 4.83 (close on Thursday) it now has a dividend over 7%. I know it isn't a growth stock, and I know it has high debt - notwithstanding that, for a dividend investor is this a reasonable safe dividend? Also, the second part of my question is whether there is SOME growth to be expected to return to its historical levels after a year or two when (hopefully) the problems are in the proverbial rear-view mirror?
Thanks! … Paul K
Thanks! … Paul K
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Brookfield Renewable Partners L.P. (BEP.UN)
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Algonquin Power & Utilities Corp. (AQN)
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Boralex Inc. Class A Shares (BLX)
Q: Do you have any stock suggestions for "green" companies, ideally that pay a dividend. (ie such as Northland Power)
Q: A bit of a dividend aristocrat with a healthy (?) dividend and recently profiled on Globe Investor, is Atrium fully valued? What are the pit falls to taking a position?
Once again, Thanks for your expertise.
Once again, Thanks for your expertise.
Q: WHAT DO YOU THINK OF GROWTH HERE AND SAFETY OF DIVIDEND
JEFF
JEFF
Q: Your Q&A goes back a while on cup.u. My cost base is negligible (have owned for 20+ years) and would therefore be hit with a substantial capital gain. I hold it for it's US$ dividend payments of 4.1%. It has a payout ratio of 93% over 5 years and I do not see much growth in the name.
Would you be comfortable holding for income and re-investing the dividends into other US co's that have a greater growth outlook?
Advise me of any potential red flags that I may be missing.
Thank you,
Mike
Would you be comfortable holding for income and re-investing the dividends into other US co's that have a greater growth outlook?
Advise me of any potential red flags that I may be missing.
Thank you,
Mike
Q: DO YOU THINK THIS WOULD WOULD BE A GOOD ENTRY POINT FOR LIF.
THEY HAVE BEEN BEATEN DOWN IN 6 MONTHS.
IS THE DIVIDEND SECURE?
THEY HAVE BEEN BEATEN DOWN IN 6 MONTHS.
IS THE DIVIDEND SECURE?
Q: I am looking for income and perhaps a little growth: how would you rate this stock? Would also appreciate your top two choices in the same sector. Thanks.
Garry
Garry
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Canadian Tire Corporation Limited Class A Non-Voting Shares (CTC.A)
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North West Company Inc. (The) (NWC)
Q: Looking for 2 Canadian companies in each of the following sectors which pay an attractive secure dividend to balance out a taxable account.
real estate,healthcare, consumer discretionary and consumer defensive.
Thanks
Jeff
real estate,healthcare, consumer discretionary and consumer defensive.
Thanks
Jeff
Q: Dear sirs,
Could you please comment on the trajectory of the share price, as the decline has been mostly unabated from it's high of $48. Is this a revaluation on the multiple ?
Your thoughts are appreciated.
Thank you.
Could you please comment on the trajectory of the share price, as the decline has been mostly unabated from it's high of $48. Is this a revaluation on the multiple ?
Your thoughts are appreciated.
Thank you.
Q: I see you are not liking PIF lately. At what price do you think it gets more interesting again?
TIA
TIA
Q: As I hold a position in Freehold Royalties could you please give me your opinion on the company and if I should hold or sell this stock.
Thank you for your reply.
Thank you for your reply.
Q: I am Canadian citizen/resident who owns both BEP.UN:CA and BIP.UN:CA within my TFSA (at TD-Waterhouse). After receiving the new shares related to both of these holdings, should I keep all four securities within the TFSA, or should I consolidate into one of the other type of security (and if so which one)? (I don't mind paying the transaction fees if this helps simplify things.) Also, I currently hold both positions within the Canadian dollar portion of my TFSA, but I can move these over to the U.S. dollar side of my TFSA, if this makes more sense to you, in advance of these spinoffs.
Ted
Ted
Q: Over the next five years, which of AQN and PPL would you prefer for growth in terms of stock-price, and which for growth in terms of dividend?
Thank you.
Howard
Thank you.
Howard
Q: Could you please give me your thoughts on Stingray Group (DRA.A) and its potential growth over the next 3-5 years. I am impressed about their cash flow generation which should be used to reduce the debt and pay decent dividend. Do you recommend this stock with medium tolerance risk ? Am I missing something ? Thanks a lot.
Q: Hi,
Is it a good time to buy this etf for yield . it’s is at its 52 weeks low . Any reason why this is happening.How safe it is and what are the risk
Long term hold for income .
Is it a good time to buy this etf for yield . it’s is at its 52 weeks low . Any reason why this is happening.How safe it is and what are the risk
Long term hold for income .
Q: I see you cover Sun Life (SLF-T) Do you have an opinion on Manulife (MFC-T) vs iA Financial (IAG-T)?
Q: Do you have anything to add to your notes of Oct 11 on the Topaz - TOU arrangement and your preference for ARX? Thanks
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TELUS Corporation (T)
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Pembina Pipeline Corporation (PPL)
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Algonquin Power & Utilities Corp. (AQN)
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Exchange Income Corporation (EIF)
Q: Could you list the above in future growth potential and safety of dividends?
Thanks
Jeff
Thanks
Jeff
Q: What is the payout ratio for Chesswood