Q: Please provide your current views concerning EIF, what items might cause pause concerning the monthly dist? -thks
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Q: This company's results and its dividend cutback do not look very promising. Any comments, please?
Q: What grade would you give the management team at RNW? Are they more of a risk or benefit to the future prosperity of RNW? Thanks.
Q: In light of the recently-released strong quarterly results, would you recommend that I tender my modest (<2% of portfolio) position to the substantial offerer buyback, or hold on for a rise in the market price (i.e. > $14) over the next year?
Thanks!
Thanks!
Q: Good Morning Peter, Ryan, and Team,
Presently I have a full weighting of Parkland Fuel (PKI-TSX) in an income oriented retirement account. Most of the other equity holdings in this account mirror your 5i Income Portfolio. I have been watching Superior Plus (SPB-TSX) for awhile and it appears to have bottomed with energy prices firming a bit. SPB looks to be a cheap stock even with the recent upward move in share price. Do you think owning PKI and SPB in the same income account makes any sense ??? Also if you were to assign a grade to SPB what would it be ??? PKI is presently a "B". Thank you for your sage insights. DL
Presently I have a full weighting of Parkland Fuel (PKI-TSX) in an income oriented retirement account. Most of the other equity holdings in this account mirror your 5i Income Portfolio. I have been watching Superior Plus (SPB-TSX) for awhile and it appears to have bottomed with energy prices firming a bit. SPB looks to be a cheap stock even with the recent upward move in share price. Do you think owning PKI and SPB in the same income account makes any sense ??? Also if you were to assign a grade to SPB what would it be ??? PKI is presently a "B". Thank you for your sage insights. DL
Q: What are your thoughts on Absolute Software (TSX:ABT)?
Q: Please give me your opinion on these two Etfs for my Tfsa. Thank you.
Q: I am a Senior with a large percentage of my portfolio invested in equities, a good portion in blue chip dividend paying stocks. I would like more diversification but am not interested in bonds. Do you have any ideas? What about mortgages and how would one pursue this if you think it is a good alternative? Thank You.
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iShares 1-5 Year Laddered Corporate Bond Index ETF (CBO $18.51)
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iShares 1-5 Year Laddered Government Bond Index ETF (CLF $17.52)
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iShares Core Canadian Universe Bond Index ETF (XBB $27.95)
Q: Could I get your top ETF picks for goverment bonds and corporate bonds. Thanks for your informative answers David
Q: On the fixed income side of one's portfolio.What would be an appropriate percentage wise split between GIC's and bonds and should that change as your age increases?
Thank You David
Thank You David
Q: CenturyLink makes up a fairly high % of my portfolio (7%) and as such I try to keep up with it's financial results and the analysts reports. However, it's share price has had a fair dip in the last while. Your thoughts as to what has caused the drop and will it continue to slide. And the current yield is above 7%, is the dividend secure (or as secure as it can be), going forward? thanks!
Q: what do you think of these to for long term renewable energy stocks.are they worth holding or is there better ones
Q: I hold this etf in a number of accounts to cover the US market as opposed to individual stocks. I also hold VYM for a bit of income. Your thoughts on these etf's and do you see anything better. Many thanks for your great research!
Q: What are your thoughts about MAL, given the last quarter results. Do you think about growth potential? ... and what are the major future risks? They seem to do well and has high insider ownership. I like the stock but I am looking for what could be the downside. Would you hold it long term?
Thank you,
Thank you,
Q: Peter,
I recently bought shares in Vecima networks. The company reported today with highest revenues and earnings "in recent history". (below)
This company seems to have a lot going for it including low P/E ratio, growing earnings and revenue streams and nice dividend and occasional unannounced surprise dividends.
Two questions: [1] what is the company's specific market niche as a broadband provider (what does it do that other companies doesn't) or is its growth just a function of growing need for bandwidth, streaming, data. [2] What would it take to bring this company out from under the radar and capture the attention of more analysts/investors?
Thanks for your excellent service!
I recently bought shares in Vecima networks. The company reported today with highest revenues and earnings "in recent history". (below)
This company seems to have a lot going for it including low P/E ratio, growing earnings and revenue streams and nice dividend and occasional unannounced surprise dividends.
Two questions: [1] what is the company's specific market niche as a broadband provider (what does it do that other companies doesn't) or is its growth just a function of growing need for bandwidth, streaming, data. [2] What would it take to bring this company out from under the radar and capture the attention of more analysts/investors?
Thanks for your excellent service!
Q: I like the yield on SFL but worry about capital appreciation. If this cyclical stock goes markedly lower, will the income remain attractive. Do you have any info on what this company has traditionally done with dividends in both good and bad times.
Thanks
Kyle
Thanks
Kyle
Q: If you could give me your thoughts on these 2 etf's RSX.US and FXI.US, as they seem to be cheap, and they pay a decent dividend. Russia seems to be a play on energy and going through a recession, and China a play on manufacturing, also slowing down, can these two countries be added to a portfolio for growth long term(5-10years)? Your thoughts! Also will I have to pay 15% withholding to the Americans for these 2 country specific ETF's, and is their a way to avoid paying the Americans dividend withholding for other country specific ETF's?
Q: A recent article by Thane Stenner in ROB suggests private equity as a natural hedge to swings in public equity and that the "smart money" which he implies is High Net Worth individuals are shifting more assets to private from public. For someone who is presently an aspiring member to the HNW club what would you suggest to participate in this area? I am currently holding both OCX and BAM, and looked at CVG (too illiquid), all of which have some fingers in this pie. Thanks, J.
link to article:
http://www.theglobeandmail.com/globe-investor/investment-ideas/high-net-worth-investors-taking-cautious-approach/article29775556/
link to article:
http://www.theglobeandmail.com/globe-investor/investment-ideas/high-net-worth-investors-taking-cautious-approach/article29775556/
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BMO Low Volatility Canadian Equity ETF (ZLB $54.71)
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iShares Canadian Select Dividend Index ETF (XDV $35.10)
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iShares S&P/TSX Canadian Dividend Aristocrats Index ETF (CDZ $39.00)
Q: Over the past few months ZLB is no longer outperforming the others. I would like to pool these funds, add some cash to bring it to 5% of my holdings and invest it into a good conservative ETF. Please comment. Thank you.
Q: Could you please comment on the earnings and which one to purchase or both"