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Q: Hello:
Re: Lif
Lab Iron Ore
the last time one of the readers enquire about LIf was in March
The share price has dropped to around $ 30
Dividend is about 3% yield
Would it be a decent entry point or should one wait ?
any seasonal trend for this stock ?
Thanks!
Re: Lif
Lab Iron Ore
the last time one of the readers enquire about LIf was in March
The share price has dropped to around $ 30
Dividend is about 3% yield
Would it be a decent entry point or should one wait ?
any seasonal trend for this stock ?
Thanks!
Q: Hi Peter and team
As I sit and watch my portfolio go down because of the rotation out of dividend stocks, I wonder who the sellers are and what they are doing with the money. Presumably they bought REITs for income and where are they going to find anything equivalent? As I try to decide what to do (if anything) I would appreciate any insights you have to offer. Thanks
Ross
As I sit and watch my portfolio go down because of the rotation out of dividend stocks, I wonder who the sellers are and what they are doing with the money. Presumably they bought REITs for income and where are they going to find anything equivalent? As I try to decide what to do (if anything) I would appreciate any insights you have to offer. Thanks
Ross
Q: Hi Folks
I've been away and seem to have missed something. What is meant by the dividedn/REIT rotation. Are you saying investors are or will be moving out of dividend paying stocks?
GUY
I've been away and seem to have missed something. What is meant by the dividedn/REIT rotation. Are you saying investors are or will be moving out of dividend paying stocks?
GUY
Q: ENB is on a steady decline. It may have been a good idea to watch the charts and sold on the early stages of the downturn. Your thoughts on thet type of proactive action are appreciated. Perhaps it is good just to waether this decline and wait for improvement? The P/E is very high though.
Q: Hi Guys ,
I've noticed quite a drop off in A&W Restaurants - aw.un this week .
Just wondered if this was due to the recent market malaise or if there is something else going on in the company
Would this be a good time to add to a position . Cheers Keep up the good work !!
I've noticed quite a drop off in A&W Restaurants - aw.un this week .
Just wondered if this was due to the recent market malaise or if there is something else going on in the company
Would this be a good time to add to a position . Cheers Keep up the good work !!
Q: In your model portfolio, I see that there is only one "real estate" holding (FSV). In this sector, I own two REITs in my RRSP and realize that my weighting is way out of whack: (14% in REF.UN and 12% in REI.UN.) I am gradually attempting to diversify my holdings, using stocks that you have chosen in the model portfolio, and would like to know which of my two REITs to keep (or if neither or if both) and what percentage REITs should be in a portfolio. I have done very well with both of these REITs, especially REF.UN, but it's a bit painful to see these two stocks dropping daily. Thanks for the great service you provide.
Q: Do you have an updated opinion on AFN? I am holding a large position and have had a 10% gain since buying only a couple of months ago. Can we expect continued volatility and is the dividend sustainable? I'm wondering if I should trim my position and take the gains or keep for the dividend. Thanks for your continued help, you guys are great!
Q: I was wondering how much growth you see in KBL going forward. It seems to be holding up well in this downturn. Thank you.
Q: Hi Team,
If Keyera (KEY) gets back to support at $47.00, that would be a yield of about 4.6% and current P/E of about 27. Would that be a good entry point or is it too soon or too late.
Thanks for your answer.
If Keyera (KEY) gets back to support at $47.00, that would be a yield of about 4.6% and current P/E of about 27. Would that be a good entry point or is it too soon or too late.
Thanks for your answer.
Q: Peter, I am getting rid of front street and timber creek. I am trying to replace a 7.5 yield between the two of them. Your thoughts on Wajax and Richards Packing please to replace the yield. Thanks Ken
Q: I'm looking at adding some CGX to my RRSP portfolio - taking a long term view - and dividend is important - any suggestions - good time to get in? or should wait until a further downturn in the market
Thanks
Thanks
Q: hi keyera is droping fast is there something wrong or is this just profit taking. thanks
Q: Do you see EMERA as a good buy right now? It has come off a little bit lately. Thanks.
Q: Peter; With the Telus current problems and the divvy stock rotation I am thinking of selling it and buying either BEP.UN or CIX? How would you see this switch? Thanks. Rod
Q: Hi Peter and Team, I recently added to my position in TELUS and BCE, during last week's price weakness. Besides the spectrum debate after industry minister's comments, do you see more downside in these stocks due to ongoing fear of sharp rise in bond yields? I noticed a comment somewhere that AMLP and Utilities/Telcos ETF on US exchange stopped its recent decline, during Friday's rally in US markets. Your comments are most appreciated. Thanks
Q: Hi Peter:
Another question regarding the the rotation out of bonds. I have huge capital gains in XRB and was wondering if it would be a good idea to sell and put the proceeds into a 5 year GIC ladder to lessen the damage that could be caused by rising intrest rates.
Thanks
Ron
Another question regarding the the rotation out of bonds. I have huge capital gains in XRB and was wondering if it would be a good idea to sell and put the proceeds into a 5 year GIC ladder to lessen the damage that could be caused by rising intrest rates.
Thanks
Ron
Q: If you bought a stock like IPL.UN in 2009 and have a hugh gain why would you sell it now since the chance of re purchasing it close to the original purchase price is very small. I know that buy and hold is not always the best system but where would I get this kind of return on my money in the current market.
Thanks
Carolyn
Thanks
Carolyn
Q: Hi 5i team,
Thanks for all the help, much appreciated! My question is a general one based on your reply to an earlier question regarding dividend payers:
In a rising rate environment where rates hit, say, 4% and a stock pays the same; would not the dividend payer still be generally a preferred option due to the dividend tax credit as opposed to the 100% tax treatment on interest income? Shouldn't there be a built-in differential before a given interest rate would hurt a specific stock? So, if a stock pays 5.5% dividend and interest rates look to rise to 4.25%, why should that particularly hurt the higher paying dividend stock to the degree it likely would? While I recognize it is not as simplistic as I make out, I would think there would be a smidgin of validity to my argument.....
Thanks for all the help, much appreciated! My question is a general one based on your reply to an earlier question regarding dividend payers:
In a rising rate environment where rates hit, say, 4% and a stock pays the same; would not the dividend payer still be generally a preferred option due to the dividend tax credit as opposed to the 100% tax treatment on interest income? Shouldn't there be a built-in differential before a given interest rate would hurt a specific stock? So, if a stock pays 5.5% dividend and interest rates look to rise to 4.25%, why should that particularly hurt the higher paying dividend stock to the degree it likely would? While I recognize it is not as simplistic as I make out, I would think there would be a smidgin of validity to my argument.....
Q: Would you kindlly give me your opinion on Killiam Properties. Thank you very much.