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Q: hello, can you give me your view on sugar and would you buy rogers sugar? thanks
Read Answer Asked by clara on February 20, 2014
Q: Hello Peter
I have sold a large 2017 NB Provincial bond yielding 4.45% and need to replace it with an equity that is quite recession resistant, has a rising price and rising dividends and is not in a sector where we already own stocks.
I come up with BCE and Telus [T] as we own no telecoms. Currently BCE has a 5.24% div and Telus 3.80% div. Over the next 10-20 years which will do better for us? Do you have any other possible candidates we should consider.
Thanks Paul
Read Answer Asked by Paul on February 20, 2014
Q: Hi,

Latest on Capstone (CSE), please Peter.

THX,Phil.
Read Answer Asked by Phil on February 20, 2014
Q: Regarding the dividend history. I use longrundata.com
It provides information on the last 8 dividend payments and then a 30 year history. It's a US site so you will need to add .tsx as a suffix. A disadvantage is that it doesn't seem to work where there is a dot in the address as in TCK.A or D.UN
Read Answer Asked by Tim on February 19, 2014
Q: Re: David's question on dividend history. I use www.dividendhistory.org They show all dividend payments dating back to 1995 on Canadian symbols and a few years prior to that on U.S. ones.
Read Answer Asked by Peter on February 19, 2014
Q: RON.PR.A got a bump today presumably because of Benj Gallander's recommendation last evening. It has a nice dividend but starts to float in March, 2016. Do you know the formula for setting the rate at that time and would you recommend this particular preferred share?
Read Answer Asked by richard on February 19, 2014
Q: I would appreciate your views on preferred
ETFs in general and US PFF and Canadian ZPR in particular
Read Answer Asked by Behrouz on February 19, 2014
Q: What is your view of rbn.un? Would this best be in non-registered, TFSA, or neither?
Read Answer Asked by Kirk on February 17, 2014
Q: KBL
I hold this stock in my RRSP and have done reasonably well with it, my objective for the stock is LONG TERM income and growth. Stock is down >5% this year and is my biggest loser so far this year. Should I be reconsidering my position with this stock?
Thanks
George
Read Answer Asked by George on February 15, 2014
Q: My parents are getting close to drawing funds from their RRSPs and I want to start shifting their portfolios into safer equities. Can you recommend any lower volatility ETFs? Is ZLB fine or too illiquid? Thanks, Rob
Read Answer Asked by Rob on February 15, 2014
Q: My Question is regarding Aberdeen Asia Pacific Income Fund (FAP.to). What is your outlook on this stock in terms of both pricing and liquidity. I have existing holdings, like the distribution however am uncomfortable with the performance over the past year.

Thanks

Todd
Read Answer Asked by Todd on February 15, 2014
Q: ZHY has been a stellar performer over the past few years. Do you think it is still worth holding?

thanks
Read Answer Asked by Behrouz on February 15, 2014
Q: Hi, i am considering vsc and cbo for income is there any over lap between these two etfs would you recommend using both? or would one be better off with pimco monthly income fund series f.{mer .86} thanks
Read Answer Asked by tim on February 14, 2014
Q: Hello team,
Sometimes, I like to look at charts to see how a company is doing in the absence of any news. Rogers Communications' (RCI.B)chart is showing a rounded top which suggests that the company's shares are about to head south. Do you see anything on your Bloomberg terminal that suggests the company is experiencing difficulties. What do you think are its prospects for the near future?
Read Answer Asked by Robert on February 12, 2014
Q: Hi Peter and team My question relates to Alta Gas (ALA). RBC has a sector perform rating while NBF has an outperform. In looking over their reports I see virtually identical estimates of dividend increases for 2014 but NBF goes further with a projection of a 15% increase for 2015. RBC says it is fully valued at the current price while NBF maintains it sells at a discount to the "high payout group" with 2015 estimates P/AFFO of 10.4 cf. with group average of 12. I would like to know your opinion.

Thanks

Ross
Read Answer Asked by Ross on February 11, 2014
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