Q: Over the past 2 weeks or so, this stock has rallied about 20%. Has it bottomed and is this a good time to buy ? Is the dividend still safe ?
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Q: I have been given the honour of looking after my 83 year old in law's TFSA accounts currently harboured in GICs. This money will never be needed in their lives .
I am limiting myself to "safer", "Canadian" , and dividend" stocks and ETFs ...
Guessing BNS , SLF or GWO , BCE or T ( or are they dying ) , ENB or TRP , VGG ....ZZZZZZZ...
What would be your 5-8 choices ? All sleepy Bluechips ? Thanks
I am limiting myself to "safer", "Canadian" , and dividend" stocks and ETFs ...
Guessing BNS , SLF or GWO , BCE or T ( or are they dying ) , ENB or TRP , VGG ....ZZZZZZZ...
What would be your 5-8 choices ? All sleepy Bluechips ? Thanks
Q: Hi Peter and Ryan,
For a RESP, would you prefer AQN or BEP.UN or both ?
Thanks again for the great service.
Peter: Keep up those good articles in the Financial Post !
Dave
For a RESP, would you prefer AQN or BEP.UN or both ?
Thanks again for the great service.
Peter: Keep up those good articles in the Financial Post !
Dave
Q: I own these stock and I am under water (CSW.a-22%, BOS-24%, DML-37%). Could you please provide your comments and recommendation (continue to hold or sell).
Thanks
Thanks
Q: I hold small positions in both. Do they overlap too much? Should I keep both or sell one and increase the other?
Many thanks
Many thanks
Q: XHY looks like a timely buy for a nice yield and maybe even a little price appreciation over the near term in an income account?
Q: I own some XHY but am looking for something unhedged that would follow the $US if it goes up. It there an ETF that would fit the bill - and would you recommend this strategy?
Thanks
Paul
Thanks
Paul
Q: I am looking to add fixed income holdings to the US part of my portfolio. I was wondering if it is the right time to start adding some HYG-U.S. (Ishares High Yield Corp Bond ETF). I currently do not hold any high yield corporate bonds. If yes, what % of my portfolio do you recommend it represent, and is there another ETF you would prefer?
Q: Hi folks,opinion pls of Q results and guidance going forward.Is stock worth a buy under $2 or just one to avoid,thanks as always,jb
Q: Hi Peter and Ryan,
Your last update was Oct 28th. Given their (over-subscribed) U.S. financing last night, and their recent solid share performance, do you still see this one as a hold, or would you buy into it? The cross-selling synergies from their 2014 acquisition seems to be what has made the difference for future growth, from what I read.
Thanks for your thoughts on this one.
Your last update was Oct 28th. Given their (over-subscribed) U.S. financing last night, and their recent solid share performance, do you still see this one as a hold, or would you buy into it? The cross-selling synergies from their 2014 acquisition seems to be what has made the difference for future growth, from what I read.
Thanks for your thoughts on this one.
Q: Hi 5i: This is really two questions, so please charge accordingly.
(1) I want to add a renewable energy company to my portfolio, and have been looking at BEP.UN, INE and Boralex. BEP is much larger than the others and more geographically diversified, but RBC Direct gives its P/E as 126.9. This may be because of low earnings, of course, the other two seem to have negative earnings currently. I'm interested in total returns and stability. Of these three, which would you recommend? Or do you have a better suggestion?
(2) I also want to add another (more traditional) power company and would appreciate your opinion on the pros and cons of ALA versus Emera.
Many thanks.
(1) I want to add a renewable energy company to my portfolio, and have been looking at BEP.UN, INE and Boralex. BEP is much larger than the others and more geographically diversified, but RBC Direct gives its P/E as 126.9. This may be because of low earnings, of course, the other two seem to have negative earnings currently. I'm interested in total returns and stability. Of these three, which would you recommend? Or do you have a better suggestion?
(2) I also want to add another (more traditional) power company and would appreciate your opinion on the pros and cons of ALA versus Emera.
Many thanks.
Q: I am interested in the explanation of Royalties. What is the model for companies and brands like A&W and others. What are the structures for payments to shareholders? Are they a percentage of sales or what are the Royalties payments based on.
Q: Impressions of their operational update released Feb 24th. I would have liked to have seen margin statistics, but other than that, I thought it looked positive. Your thoughts?
Thanks,
Robert
Thanks,
Robert
Q: Can you comment on Vermillions latest quarter?
Q: Just further to Eric's question, from the bought deal prospectus:
"At the option of holders and provided that payment of the final instalment has been made, each Debenture will be convertible into common shares of APUC ("Common Shares") at any time on or after the Final Instalment Date, but prior to the earlier of maturity or redemption by the Company, at a conversion price of C$10.60 per Common Share. " As the stock is currently trading below the conversion price, hopefully the "overhang" is mostly priced in already, as 5i suggested in its answer. Recall that the stock was trading at about $11.50 prior to the announcement of the deal.
John
"At the option of holders and provided that payment of the final instalment has been made, each Debenture will be convertible into common shares of APUC ("Common Shares") at any time on or after the Final Instalment Date, but prior to the earlier of maturity or redemption by the Company, at a conversion price of C$10.60 per Common Share. " As the stock is currently trading below the conversion price, hopefully the "overhang" is mostly priced in already, as 5i suggested in its answer. Recall that the stock was trading at about $11.50 prior to the announcement of the deal.
John
Q: I'm interested in taking a position in aqn. Is there any financing overhang? I don't want to buy the stock at 10.50 and then find out they are going to the market for financing at $10. Thank you.
Q: Hello 5i, Can I get your analysis on Richards. One thing I noticed going thru the financials is that the distribution is a return of capital and not a dividend. Could you clarify that as well and the implications on my investment as I understood it to be them simply returning my money as opposed to getting a dividend from profits. Thanks
Q: For fixed income, 5i often recommends CBO but rarely CLF. For example, there have been 6 questions this February for CBO but none since last November for CLF. And yet, it strikes me that CLF is a better value. Over the last year, when you consider the decline in NAVs and average the distribution yields, CBO has returned about 0.6% to CLF's 1.4%. When you consider the better quality holdings (only AAA in CLF), isn't CLF a better choice for fixed income?
Q: I do not understand-to buy Enbridge now or wait? Thank you.
Q: if you had to pick one utility mainly for growth and income second which would it be and please include in your pick companies like boralex or transalta renewables etc.but just one pick. thanks. dave