When options are being written in a covered call ETF, what would be the contributing factors (ie. sector, interest rates) would effect the price of the options being written at a discount or premium and why?
I was wondering what your view would be on the changes that the drop in a utility like enbridge might be finished or whether there is more to come. It is an attractive price at the moment. But, there are a number of rate hikes coming in the coming year. Would these already be written in, or is there more carnage to come? Just looking for an educated guess.
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Q: Just wandering what you thought of Enercares numbers didn't seem too bad and they raised their dividend 4% but yet the stock hit a 52 week low.Would you consider this a good entry point for a 3/4 position....thoughts,thanks for professional service
Q: I've had these two companies for a while now in my RSP portfolio, would you recommend topping up at todays prices or are there currently better oppotunities in the income space (if so, please recommend).
Q: I know you are not a fan of averaging down but would you consider averaging down on ALA and/or CBL for the next year. do you consider their dividends relatively safe. CBL has had a lot of insider buying in the past year , mostly at prices over $10. thanks
Q: I have a 1/2 of a position of ALA and a full position in VET and PEY in my Oil and Gas part of my portfolio. I'm above water on both VET and PEY but down 15% on ALA. Should I buy more ALA or start another position with another company. If starting another position can you make a suggestion? This will bring me to about 15% Oil and Gas.
Q: What are the odds of the transaction closing? WGL has not traded at the offering purchase price of US$88.25 since the offer was made by ALA. WGL is currently trading at 81.39. What am I missing?
Q: Hi Ryan ala has been dropping every day I see a parallel to the baytex I am currently under 25%.Do you think one should take his lumps and move on also the same with KHW.un
Kind Regards
Stan
Q: In the utility space I own FTS, ALA and KWH.UN. I'm starting to worry that ALA and KWH.UN are too risky. What do you think? Should I replace ALA and KWH.UN with other larger utility stocks and if so what would you suggest?
Q: Master Limited Partnerships in the states have suffered with the producers. Currently they have headwinds (rising interest rates) and tailwinds (rising oil production). For Canadian investors there's also possible Forex gains if the Canadian dollar continues to slide. How does all this shake out in your opinion?
Q: Do you think holding TBT would hedge my income portfolio in a rising rate environment? If not what is the best way to hedge an income portfolio with rising rates?