Q: What is your opinion of SPB? I think it was one 5i used to own. If so, why did you sell it? Thanks for your help.
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Investment Q&A
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Q: Hello,
Your thoughts on the company going forward and would you be a buyer today for a long term patient investor? Thanks
Your thoughts on the company going forward and would you be a buyer today for a long term patient investor? Thanks
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Brookfield Renewable Partners L.P. (BEP.UN)
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Algonquin Power & Utilities Corp. (AQN)
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Northland Power Inc. (NPI)
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Boralex Inc. Class A Shares (BLX)
Q: I hold a half position of AQN and wish to add further renewable energy holdings. I am considering increasing AQN or initiating positions in NPI, BLX or BEP.UN
Would you please rank these four. Should I consider others?
Thank you,
Werner
Would you please rank these four. Should I consider others?
Thank you,
Werner
Q: I have IPL at 6.7% of Ttl. portfolio, dividends are reinvested. Should I leave it at " reinvestment" or sell besides that I have SU + VET.
Any hope for the Canadian energy sector?
Art
Any hope for the Canadian energy sector?
Art
Q: Yahoo Finance is showing an ex-dividend date for Crius on May 30, 2019. Is there another dividend due on closing the transaction with Vistra? Also, I noticed that Credit Suisse acquired over 6 million shares of Crius on April 10 and 11 at a price that appears to average about $8.58 or $0.22 below the closing price. It seems that would produce a profit of $1,320,000 on closing. Not bad for a couple of months of holding the stock. Have I got this right?
Q: aci seems to have a lot of momentum. cj raising div. 50%. Your thoughts .
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Brookfield Renewable Partners L.P. (BEP.UN)
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Algonquin Power & Utilities Corp. (AQN)
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Boralex Inc. Class A Shares (BLX)
Q: CAN YOU TELL ME THE NAME OF RENEWABLE ENERGY STOCKS I CAN PURCHASE
Q: Looking to replace VGRO in an RESP with good growth potential with some income. 10-15 year time horizon. I already have AQN in the portfolio.
Your top 3 suggestions please.
Thanks
Jeff
Your top 3 suggestions please.
Thanks
Jeff
Q: Gentlemen
Finally, Computershare responede to my question about the dividendes in U$ from Can corporations (CSU & FNV, but applies to all Can corp)
"This is in response to your request for information.
Please note that the declared currency is USD. Canadian residents will receive CDN funds unless they choose to receive US funds and US and international residents will receive US funds unless they choose to receive CDN funds.
Please contact your broker to help with your request."
I asked NBDB & ScotiaITrade.
I will put this in forum.
Thanks
Finally, Computershare responede to my question about the dividendes in U$ from Can corporations (CSU & FNV, but applies to all Can corp)
"This is in response to your request for information.
Please note that the declared currency is USD. Canadian residents will receive CDN funds unless they choose to receive US funds and US and international residents will receive US funds unless they choose to receive CDN funds.
Please contact your broker to help with your request."
I asked NBDB & ScotiaITrade.
I will put this in forum.
Thanks
Q: PWF is making an offer to purchase common shares(Dutch Auction) . They state you may tender your shares between $29 and $34 in $0.10 increments. If a shareholder does not participate in this offer how would one expect this event to affect the shares of PWF.
Thanks, Mike
Thanks, Mike
Q: Hi 5i,
I am looking at adding OSB in my dividend portfolio. I see it is trading around P/E=4.2 with a yield of about 17%. Is yield safe and have they cut yield in the past? Is their debt manageable? Is the low price just due to the current low demand for building products? What sector does OSB fit into? Is their any growth in the future?
Thanks for your views on this company.
I am looking at adding OSB in my dividend portfolio. I see it is trading around P/E=4.2 with a yield of about 17%. Is yield safe and have they cut yield in the past? Is their debt manageable? Is the low price just due to the current low demand for building products? What sector does OSB fit into? Is their any growth in the future?
Thanks for your views on this company.
Q: Boston Pizza has a P/E=22.8 and a yield of about 8% and a buy rating. What is your view of this company? Reliable yield? Low debt level? Future growth projections? A good buy for income?
Thanks.
Thanks.
Q: Why is this company listed as Financial Services in your Portfolio Analytics?
Q: Hi,
By my analysis, Telus has achieved 6% growth of stock growth over the last five years, while RCI has achieved 12% over the last five years. Why the discrepancy and which telco do you think will perform better in next five years, if any?
By my analysis, Telus has achieved 6% growth of stock growth over the last five years, while RCI has achieved 12% over the last five years. Why the discrepancy and which telco do you think will perform better in next five years, if any?
Q: How does the Interest rates NOT increasing anymore according to U.S. and Bank of Canada affect the utility and financial sectors. How much volatility should I expect in these sectors over the remainder of 2019.
Ernie
Ernie
Q: Do you have a preference between BCE and T? If so please state your reasons. Thanks.
Q: Hi 5i, Please have your thoughts on recent quarterly report from Shaw. I bought a half position in January after their quarter looked great. Do you recommend I top the position up after today or better to wait or sell? Thanks Rob
Q: Seems like an interesting company concept - but would you recommend a buy at this time for a 3 year hold and what are the risks that you see - many thanks - Ken
Q: Some months ago 5i suggested SJR had challenges. What are those challenges, in as much detail as possible, and are they being addressed successfully? What are the pros and cons of owning a long-term position in SJR?
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Bank of America Corporation (BAC)
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Vanguard Dividend Appreciation FTF (VIG)
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Old Republic International Corporation (ORI)
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iShares Select Dividend ETF (DVY)
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iShares Core Dividend Growth ETF (DGRO)
Q: I'm overweight financials and thinking of selling my US holding BAC and ORI and switching to a US dividend ETF such as DGRO. Any other suggestions?