Q: I just got back from vacation and noticed that CPD has been hammered and also the yield is only showing as 4.3%, even at the lower price. Did this ETF reduce their payout?
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Q: Peter i have ZUT etf in my portfolio (BMO Utilities ETF). It seems to be a low at this stage and would seem to have already priced in the potential forthcoming increase in rates. Would it not be a time to be adding to this now?
Q: Greetings 5i team,
aco.x, Atco,would you please give me your opinion regarding the future prospects for this company. Also, do you consider it a buy at these levels?
aco.x, Atco,would you please give me your opinion regarding the future prospects for this company. Also, do you consider it a buy at these levels?
Q: Brookfield Renewable Energy [BEP.UN] I had a 5% weighting until the price drop of the last month or so. It's now down to 4%. Would you recommend holding here or moving back up to the 5% weight through purchasing more?
Thanks,
Ron
Thanks,
Ron
Q: hi,
brookfield renewable has dropped nearly 20% from their recent highs, on the back of good earnings, and no major missteps as far as i can tell. i notice that the PE ratio is in the 70's?? that seems very high for this type of company, no? could this not trade around 20-50 PE?? and therefore some sigificant further drop???
thanks for your thoughts.
chris
brookfield renewable has dropped nearly 20% from their recent highs, on the back of good earnings, and no major missteps as far as i can tell. i notice that the PE ratio is in the 70's?? that seems very high for this type of company, no? could this not trade around 20-50 PE?? and therefore some sigificant further drop???
thanks for your thoughts.
chris
Q: Peter what would be your favourite pipeline to invest in?
Q: Good morning;
For a RESP account would you recommend FTS or ALA ( long term).
Perhaps another choice is better.
Thanks
For a RESP account would you recommend FTS or ALA ( long term).
Perhaps another choice is better.
Thanks
Q: Several of my financial preferred shares have laid an egg over the past 3 months(SLF.PR.A)FFH.PR.G). I bought these for income and in looking at the charts, they have almost fallen off a cliff since June.
What do you think the catalyst has been for such a sudden drop in value? Up until June their marker values were quite constant at around original issue price.
What do you think the catalyst has been for such a sudden drop in value? Up until June their marker values were quite constant at around original issue price.
Q: Hi, Peter & Co.
Have you had any clarification about insiders' holdings of IPL.UN shares?
Great service.
Ed
Have you had any clarification about insiders' holdings of IPL.UN shares?
Great service.
Ed
Q: Hi Peter and 5i group.
Can you please give your opinion on Brookfield Renewable Energy
Thanks in advance
Can you please give your opinion on Brookfield Renewable Energy
Thanks in advance
Q: Recently you gave me your opinion on Fortis and Emera. I am still looking at those and other options. I have Algonquin purchased in 2009 and Brookfield Renewable Energy purchased in 2013. Should I buy more of either of these?
Also what is your opinion of Northland Power. Thanks in advance.
Gary
Also what is your opinion of Northland Power. Thanks in advance.
Gary
Q: Would appreciate your opinion on NIF.UN. Very high D.@9.3%.
Thanks.
Thanks.
Q: Hi Peter:
Gibson Energy has pulled back from $25 to above $ 22
I bought some for dividends, it this stock a hold, buy or sell?
any particular issues with this stock ?
thanks
Gibson Energy has pulled back from $25 to above $ 22
I bought some for dividends, it this stock a hold, buy or sell?
any particular issues with this stock ?
thanks
Q: Hi Peter and team,
Thank you for providing good insight into this very volatile environment! I am a recent graduate into the trading game and review the Questions every day!
Now to my question: Approximately 8 months ago, I purchased CBO and XCB as part of my fixed income portfolio. Since the threat of rising interest rates, both of these have declined. I have a 5% weighting on each and wondering if I should keep these or take my losses before interest rates really do rise?
Looking forward to your response.
Thank you.
Thank you for providing good insight into this very volatile environment! I am a recent graduate into the trading game and review the Questions every day!
Now to my question: Approximately 8 months ago, I purchased CBO and XCB as part of my fixed income portfolio. Since the threat of rising interest rates, both of these have declined. I have a 5% weighting on each and wondering if I should keep these or take my losses before interest rates really do rise?
Looking forward to your response.
Thank you.
Q: Re Roy question and others on preferred
There is today an exceptionally interesting article from Eric Parnell linking the fate of Preferred NOT on the vagaries of interest rates (negative correlation of -0.13), but more (and THIS is very interesting)from the performance of the stock market (correlation +.63) which leads him to believe that the poor performance lately of the preferred bodes badly for the stock market.
You can get it from Seeking Alpha.
As usual, publish if you think it is worth doing so.
CDJ
There is today an exceptionally interesting article from Eric Parnell linking the fate of Preferred NOT on the vagaries of interest rates (negative correlation of -0.13), but more (and THIS is very interesting)from the performance of the stock market (correlation +.63) which leads him to believe that the poor performance lately of the preferred bodes badly for the stock market.
You can get it from Seeking Alpha.
As usual, publish if you think it is worth doing so.
CDJ
Q: Hi Team,
I'm considering adding to my position on Enbridge (ENB) given the current weakness. Reading previous Q&A on Enbridge suggests you favour this stock even at a higher valuation. Is there anything currently applying pressure lowering the stock price that I should be cautious about, or is this still the fallout from the interest rate issue of the last few months?
Your views are much appreciated.
Marco.
I'm considering adding to my position on Enbridge (ENB) given the current weakness. Reading previous Q&A on Enbridge suggests you favour this stock even at a higher valuation. Is there anything currently applying pressure lowering the stock price that I should be cautious about, or is this still the fallout from the interest rate issue of the last few months?
Your views are much appreciated.
Marco.
Q: Good Morning Peter
What is your opinion on DCI's latest quarter? Eventhough their numbers are up they don't appear to be as good as the first quarter. Having said that how does the payout ratio rise in the absence of issuing any new shares?
What is your opinion on DCI's latest quarter? Eventhough their numbers are up they don't appear to be as good as the first quarter. Having said that how does the payout ratio rise in the absence of issuing any new shares?
Q: Peter a question on some ETFs i'm holding one the BMO U.S. Corporate bond fund, which has been doing quite well with a nice monthly income despite dropping in value a bit during the summer, and the other the BMO monthly income ETF. Should i be thinking about exiting these in light of the expected QE reduction later in the year
Q: Hi, from what I can tell, Capital Power had good 2nd Q results, and now expects to exceed annual guidance. Yet the stock is near 52 week low. What has investors concerned, and do you see this as a good stock to buy right now?
Q: Enjoyed your guest appearance on BNN last night. Researched your web page after the show and you already saved me money with your "Selling Too Early Might Be A Mistake" article.
Question: Been watching BCE for a buy, I am getting to the point in my portfolio where I should be taking less risk, but not sold on GIC's etc. Should I be considering preferred shares over common shares?
Thanks
Roy
Question: Been watching BCE for a buy, I am getting to the point in my portfolio where I should be taking less risk, but not sold on GIC's etc. Should I be considering preferred shares over common shares?
Thanks
Roy