Q: Would this dip on earnings and outlook present a buying opportunity? Thanks. James
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Investment Q&A
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Q: I am investigating where to invest my proceeds from KWH.UN once funds are received. I see that back on Mar 25th you recommended SPB. Since then it has been removed from your Model Income Portfolio. I also see that you have recommended PKI over SPB. I have about 2.7% of SPB in my portfolio currently. I am interested more in income then growth as we are now living off investment income. Funds that will be received are about 1.1% of total invested. I aim for 5% in a holding so would prefer 1 rather the both. Which would be preferable in your opinion? Is there a better ETF or other company?
Q: Do you think ZWU is a good defensive play at this time? Is the dividend safe? I like the US/Canada split in holdings. Do you have another similar vehicle that I should look at?
Dennis
Dennis
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Loblaw Companies Limited (L)
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Metro Inc. (MRU)
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Empire Company Limited Non-Voting Class A Shares (EMP.A)
Q: Your thoughts please on best Canadian Grocer for Dividend growth.
Thanks in advance
Thanks in advance
Q: Hi 5i Guys,
What is your opinion on ALA's results and what do you think the outlook is for the stock going forward?
Would you suggest a Buy, Sell or Hold for the stock? What would you consider as "Danger Signals" that would suggest it may be time to exit the stock?
Thanks
Tom
What is your opinion on ALA's results and what do you think the outlook is for the stock going forward?
Would you suggest a Buy, Sell or Hold for the stock? What would you consider as "Danger Signals" that would suggest it may be time to exit the stock?
Thanks
Tom
Q: I have a half position in both of these companies. I am looking to increase one of them to a full position. Which one would you choose and why?
Thanks Ken
Thanks Ken
Q: Could you share your thoughts on Earnings Report. Adjusted earnings +5.7% and debt repayment looked positive. Now a 99% regulated utility, is this a good thing in your opinion?
Q: Disregarding everything else, which of these two companies would have more growth, and which is safer over a two-five year period, thanks
Q: Further to your response to Ted this morning about CPX, you should note that they just announced an acquisition and issued subscription receipts at $30.30 - I expect this is a significant factor in today's price drop.
Q: Thank you for the answer to my question yesterday. I already have a full position in A&W held in an RRSP account. Independent of sector, what would you recommend for a long term holding with a high yield and some growth potential.
Thanks
Thanks
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Enbridge Inc. (ENB)
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TC Energy Corporation (TRP)
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Pembina Pipeline Corporation (PPL)
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Inter Pipeline Ltd. (IPL)
Q: I was stopped out on ENB a while ago but now would like to reenter the sector. Which pipeline company would you buy today for some growth as well as the steady dividend ?
Thanks
Sharon
Thanks
Sharon
Q: The share price of PPL has dropped five straight days totaling almost 5% heading into the Q1 result release on May 2.
Are you aware of any rumbling out there? PPL is my largest holding and I have planned to trim it down after the Q1 results and now I want to wait and see until May 2. Is this a wise strategy? Don't want to sell when prices are in a mini free fall. Thanks.
Are you aware of any rumbling out there? PPL is my largest holding and I have planned to trim it down after the Q1 results and now I want to wait and see until May 2. Is this a wise strategy? Don't want to sell when prices are in a mini free fall. Thanks.
Q: I have about a 2% position in AQN. I am thinking about bringing it to a full position(4%) or taking a 2% position in either NPI or CPX. What would be your recommendation and why.
Thanks Ken
Thanks Ken
Q: Hydro one or Fortis? Which one would you buy today and why?
Thank you.
Thank you.
Q: Good Day Looking to buy Chorus Aviation for the dividend. What did you think of this company? Is the dividend safe?
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BMO Canadian Dividend ETF (ZDV)
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Global X Active Canadian Dividend ETF (HAL)
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iShares S&P/TSX Composite High Dividend Index ETF (XEI)
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iShares S&P/TSX Canadian Dividend Aristocrats Index ETF (CDZ)
Q: Hello 5i, I currently own the BMO Monthly Income Fund (25% of porfolio) and some xtr(2%). I wish to liquidate the fund and get another etf or 2 to replace it and am considering the above dividend etfs. I would like the best of both worlds high yield/low fees and some growth with low volatility Which of the 4 would you consider adding to my xtr etf and why? Should I also increase my xtr holding. I have some GIC and am trying to be on the conservative side with this account but do hold some reits and utility etfs.
Thanks
Thanks
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Brookfield Renewable Partners L.P. (BEP.UN)
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Brookfield Infrastructure Partners L.P. (BIP.UN)
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Pure Multi-Family REIT LP (RUF.UN)
Q: US dividends - not a question.
The Canadian stocks above also pay US dividends.
The Canadian stocks above also pay US dividends.
Q: CPX is taking quite a beating today. Were the earnings quite that bad?
Q: What is your opinion of this company as a dividend paying holding position.
Q: Hi,
I am looking for recommendation for a high yield position with some growth potential (yield a higher priority than growth) to replace QSR that I sold this morning. The new position will represent 4% of the overall portfolio and will be held in a taxable account. This account currently holds: ZDV, SLF, ENG, BRE, WEF. I am looking for a long term hold and ok with some risk, though WEF and BRE are on the riskier end of the scale.
Thanks,
Mike
I am looking for recommendation for a high yield position with some growth potential (yield a higher priority than growth) to replace QSR that I sold this morning. The new position will represent 4% of the overall portfolio and will be held in a taxable account. This account currently holds: ZDV, SLF, ENG, BRE, WEF. I am looking for a long term hold and ok with some risk, though WEF and BRE are on the riskier end of the scale.
Thanks,
Mike