Q: Not a question - just a comment from someone last week with regard to IPL.UN - ie: no listing of Officers /Directors holding common shares. There are no shares per se as this entity was structured as a Limited Partnership. A change is being made, almost immediately to convert to a corporation. meeting is scheduled
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Q: Hello 5i.Could you comment on Extendicare as to the company and what is the P/E and the payout ratio.
Thanks
Michael
Thanks
Michael
Q: I always like to check insider holdings to support a decision to buy/sell/hold a stock. IPL.UN according to INK Research shows no common shares held by officers or directors. The holdings fall under Class A Preferred Shares, Deferred Unit Right, Class B Preferred Shares, Limited Partnership Units, Class A Deferred Unit Right and Unit Appreciation Right. Does this imply anything regarding the executive feeling toward the future of the company? Why would they avoid common shares?
Thanks
Thanks
Q: I currently have no direct holdings whatsoever in either the Canadian REIT or Utility sectors (other than a large index position via XIU). What would be your top 1 or 2 names in each of these sectors suitable for new buying right now? Rather than holding just 1 or 2 names would a sector ETF be more advisable and if so which ETFs for each would you recommend? Thanks and great service.
Q: Regarding FRC2239---Russell Fixed Income CL SR 15....would you keep this fund for the near future ?....thanks....Karl.
Q: Hi Peter and Team,
My question is about the impact on equity valuation of the rise in treasury yield. In Today's Post, David Rosenberg opined that 10 year treasury may rise to 4% and recommends favoring companies that have exposure to hard assets, high fixed costs/low variable costs, high ratio of capital to labor and proven pricing power that protects margins. It appears that utilities and REITs have most of these attributes and yet are the most sensitive to the rise in interest rate. What am I not understanding? Please help.
Regards,
Danny
My question is about the impact on equity valuation of the rise in treasury yield. In Today's Post, David Rosenberg opined that 10 year treasury may rise to 4% and recommends favoring companies that have exposure to hard assets, high fixed costs/low variable costs, high ratio of capital to labor and proven pricing power that protects margins. It appears that utilities and REITs have most of these attributes and yet are the most sensitive to the rise in interest rate. What am I not understanding? Please help.
Regards,
Danny
Q: T:LIQ - LIQUOR STORES NA LTD
bought a little 2 months ago and am disappointed for it lost about 15%. I feel like selling but will consider your comments. I am prepared to wait if there is hope for some up side. your comments please
Thanks
Yossi
bought a little 2 months ago and am disappointed for it lost about 15%. I feel like selling but will consider your comments. I am prepared to wait if there is hope for some up side. your comments please
Thanks
Yossi
Q: Good Morning,
I was thinking of adding to IPL.UN on this pull back. What do you think? Thanks Carl
I was thinking of adding to IPL.UN on this pull back. What do you think? Thanks Carl
Q: Hello Peter & Co. Re: Whistler Blackcomb Holdings (WB-T)
May I have a fresh look at WB now that they have unveiled new products (May 28/13), re: Peak to Peak and a network of trails etc. now operating in all four seasons.
Also please confirm that WB has other invested interest in operations besides just the Gondolas, Lifts and trails. Not long ago I heard an anylist (on BNN) say that WB is 'only' the gondolas and lifts, nothing else.
Is the 7.02% Div getting a little risky ??
I think WB would do well in my long term income portfolio.
Thank you....I'll hang up and listen
May I have a fresh look at WB now that they have unveiled new products (May 28/13), re: Peak to Peak and a network of trails etc. now operating in all four seasons.
Also please confirm that WB has other invested interest in operations besides just the Gondolas, Lifts and trails. Not long ago I heard an anylist (on BNN) say that WB is 'only' the gondolas and lifts, nothing else.
Is the 7.02% Div getting a little risky ??
I think WB would do well in my long term income portfolio.
Thank you....I'll hang up and listen
Q: Peter; i know TA is not one of your favorites but could you look at their earnings of today and comment? thanks. Rod
Q: Hi Peter and good gang. Re NPI.I have held this stock for too long now, I have read all the answers from you question page but this stock is wearing out it's price. Is there a good reason to keep on holding it, and if not could you suggest an alternative with a yield, growth and stability. I have Ala ,Bep.un, banks, pipelines,oil and gas stks. I would appreciate your advice please. Thanks,
Phyl in BC
Phyl in BC
Q: Team,
Thoughts on Transcanada now after the recent dip? Seems very attractive to get in for a long term hold, but what do you think the downside risk is if Keystone gets axed? I'm looking at a full position. Thanks!
Ray
Thoughts on Transcanada now after the recent dip? Seems very attractive to get in for a long term hold, but what do you think the downside risk is if Keystone gets axed? I'm looking at a full position. Thanks!
Ray
Q: I have invested in Innergex renewable energy, there growth tragectory looks good and sustainable and a yield of 6.5. What are your thoughts and do you have a 3 yr target?
Q: BCE...Is the recent drop in price, which seems attributable to the Verizon rumours, a buying opportunity, or will Verizon greatly affect BCE's future earnings ?
Q: I own Tranalta preferred share series F and although I understand why preferred shares in general have declined recently because of qantative easing comments recently, I am at a loss to understand why these share have dropped so much. As I understand it the balance sheet is fairly solid and this series will be redeemed or the rate is due to be reset in about 2 years. If Transalta does have cash flow problems it could reduced the common dividend and at least temporarily solve the problem. Can you explain this?
Q: Can you give me your thoughts on (MSI) Morneau Shapell.Thanks Don
Q: Would convertible bond funds such as AVK-N, CCI.UN-T, NCD.UN or CVD-T be safer and/or more likely to hold their value than bond funds or reits over a period of time as interest rates increase and as primarily income vehicles in a conservative portfolio?
Thank you.
Thank you.
Q: ARE TRANSALTA COMMON STOCK AND PREFERRED SHARES NOW AT A GOOD ENTRY PLACE? TX.
Q: FTS & utility stocks in general? Talking heads on BNN are saying sell because interest rates are going to go up-dah? They have no where to go at some point but up & when they do it will be very slow and gradual-which means the economy is getting better. So, would you be selling utility companies? FTS made another acquisition and has a history of > dividends-30+ yr in a row.
Q: I'm thinking of selling some fts-t and purchasing either bce-t or ipl.un-t. Income and some growth are my prime considerations. Which of these three stocks is more likely to be affected most by further increases in interest rates?