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Q: XSR
Hi Peter
I am asking about Sirius XM . What do you think of this company . Is it a buy at these levels for growth .
Candi
Read Answer Asked by Candi on April 14, 2014
Q: Good morning and thanks for the great work.
I currently own BEP.UN and have for a year or so it has done basically nothing in that time. I am condidering replacing it. What would be your top three picks in this area and would you consider replacing this stock if you are looking for growth long term.
Thanks Jon
Read Answer Asked by Jon on April 09, 2014
Q: What is your opionion of BAM.A, and is it a good long term hold? Thank-you
Read Answer Asked by Wendy on April 08, 2014
Q: Ggod day -

What is your view of the impact of interest rate changes on mortgage co's. and your view of holding these in TFSA?

Which is your preference - TMC, MKP, FC, TZZ, and AI?
Read Answer Asked by Kirk on April 07, 2014
Q: I currently have half positions in Algonquin AQN and Innergex INE. I see you rate Capital CPX high. Would you suggest selling one or both and replacing them with CPX? I would incur a small capital gain which I have losses to offset. I am not concerned about diversification as I have a full position in ALA, with half positions in IPL, PPL, ENB.
Read Answer Asked by Zen on April 04, 2014
Q: Hi Peter & team, I must be missing something regarding Chris' question and answer. Bep.un has been transferred from the equity portfolio to the income portfolio. So, as Chris wants his portfolio to be income orientated, why should he sell it? Disclosure; I hold the stock for income already. Thanks. Henry
Read Answer Asked by Henry on April 03, 2014
Q: Hello 5i,
What is your opinion on selling LIQ and buying VNR for the longer term?
Thanks!
Read Answer Asked by Mark on April 03, 2014
Q: 1) I understand that companies that have increased their dividends recently do so because they're confident of their earnings for the next year or two. Is there an ETF that focuses on these companies?
2)I own PKW (concentrates on companies buying back their stock)and wonder which of these two approaches, companies that are buying back stock or those that increase their dividends, you would endorse?
Read Answer Asked by Graeme on April 02, 2014
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