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Q: Hi
What's your outlook on PPL?
Is it a good entry point now as the stock is down ?
thanks
What's your outlook on PPL?
Is it a good entry point now as the stock is down ?
thanks
Q: Do you have any explanation for the sell off in AQN the ;last couple days. Would a purchase at this price be recomended
Q: What are your thoughts on this company given head winds with tobacco and/or potential growth with cannabis? The dividend is tempting.
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Brookfield Renewable Partners L.P. (BEP.UN $40.48)
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Brookfield Infrastructure Partners L.P. (BIP.UN $50.45)
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Brookfield Global Infrastructure Securities Income Fund (BGI.UN $6.85)
Q: Hi,
I am looking for income and considering the above Brookfield companies. Would you please provide an overview of the different tax treatments of the income distributions. Are they best held in a registered or a non-registered account? Also, do you prefer one company over the other and if so why? Thank you
I am looking for income and considering the above Brookfield companies. Would you please provide an overview of the different tax treatments of the income distributions. Are they best held in a registered or a non-registered account? Also, do you prefer one company over the other and if so why? Thank you
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iShares Canadian Select Dividend Index ETF (XDV $38.38)
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iShares MSCI USA Min Vol Factor ETF (USMV $94.92)
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iShares MSCI USA Momentum Factor ETF (MTUM $247.68)
Q: 5i Team,
Please provide your guidance on US based ETF's that you believe could be a buy now, and perhaps others that could be placed on a watch list pending a market adjustment or a new developing trend line. Goals would be moderate growth (lean towards safety) with a steady and growing dividend. I currently hold VIG and would want to expand my US based exposure. Position would be held in either a cash or rrsp account. Many thx. Steve.
Please provide your guidance on US based ETF's that you believe could be a buy now, and perhaps others that could be placed on a watch list pending a market adjustment or a new developing trend line. Goals would be moderate growth (lean towards safety) with a steady and growing dividend. I currently hold VIG and would want to expand my US based exposure. Position would be held in either a cash or rrsp account. Many thx. Steve.
Q: Has your opinion/outlook of this company changed since June?
Q: Hi team
the real estate sector (XRE ) and utilities (XUT) and telecom (like BCE)
has pulled back last week,
is there a sector rotation to another sector area ? (which could be Buy ?)
like to know about your expert opinion
thanks
Michael
the real estate sector (XRE ) and utilities (XUT) and telecom (like BCE)
has pulled back last week,
is there a sector rotation to another sector area ? (which could be Buy ?)
like to know about your expert opinion
thanks
Michael
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Manulife Financial Corporation (MFC $49.14)
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Canadian Western Bank (CWB $56.63)
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EQB Inc. (EQB $87.24)
Q: Peter, I read your article in the National Post on Saturday. You focus on a handful of companies that are superior according to your filters. Of these how would you rank the companies above? And have you any information about them which you would like to add? Thanks for your insights.
Q: Does Brookfield Asset Management still hold a position in BRE-T? If so, what %? Do you like BRE-T for income?
Thanks
Thanks
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Brookfield Renewable Partners L.P. (BEP.UN $40.48)
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Algonquin Power & Utilities Corp. (AQN $8.61)
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Superior Plus Corp. (SPB $7.33)
Q: I currently hold the above 3 utilities in equal weights in a well diversified portfolio and am considering adding Fortis or Emera. I'm looking for safety, dividends, and some growth. I would prefer to keep the count down to 3 stocks so could you please rank them for me?
Thanks
Thanks
Q: Your comments on dfn doing a financing on class a shares at 8.75. Stock now trading in 8.45 range. A buy? What price would the shares stop paying a dividend? Ala dropping this last week. Would this be from cost overrun on pipeline in us that it owns part of? Expected earnings due Oct 30?
Q: Hi Peter and Staff
Please provide EPS per share and dividends per share for the last six quarters
Thanks
Dennis
Please provide EPS per share and dividends per share for the last six quarters
Thanks
Dennis
Q: Although the last quarter was not great Chesswood stock has since done well and now trading above $10r. Are you aware of anything that is supporting this?
Thanks John
Thanks John
Q: I noticed Cara Operations has been buying shares of these units, they do look cheap right now with a nice div or payout. Has Cara always been a holder of these units and could they be doing a creeping takeover of them? What are your thoughts on the units as part of an income portfolio of 15 to 20 stocks?
thanks Tom
thanks Tom
Q: What are your favourite energy names that have decent/reasonably safe dividend yields, strong balance sheets and are cash flow positive at current market prices? Not looking for the names most levered to oil/gas price rebound.....I don't mind being patient on long-term holds that are very cheap today and will be around in 5-10 years.
Cheers
Cheers
Q: I have been watching KML. My portfolio is a bit mixed up these days, and could probably use a little more diversification within my dividend plays (weighted heavily in Banks at the moment). At 4.5% yield, this looks like a decent play, and it feels like there is upside potential with the share price, with limited downside (assuming the Pembina deal stays on track, as the company has said). I like the stability of their income, and it looks as though they have "taken their lumps". How do you guys feel about KML these days?
Thank you in advance
Don
Thank you in advance
Don
Q: I have a 5% position in BCE and a 4% position in NWC, which I consider both to be "full", relative to their "blue chip status". I have a little bit of cash available to top up either or both. With the recent weakness in both BCE and NWC, would you add to either at this time? From an asset allocation perspective it doesn't really matter which, although I could use a bit more in the consumer space.
BCE = Now that the election is behind us, does the threat of cell phone fee reductions seem more likely? What does the future look like?
NWC = At last reporting, I understand the airline expansion was possibly holding back results...any new news?
Thanks...Steve
BCE = Now that the election is behind us, does the threat of cell phone fee reductions seem more likely? What does the future look like?
NWC = At last reporting, I understand the airline expansion was possibly holding back results...any new news?
Thanks...Steve
Q: Your thoughts on the quarterly results and views on the rail industry in the year ahead?
Q: Peter; When are ALA’s earnings out and do you see anything Re today’s drop on volume? Thanks.Rod