Q: Would you buy Efh at current price? How often they pay special dividends? Is this a good company for long term hold? Thanks always
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- MCAN Mortgage Corporation (MKP)
- Atrium Mortgage Investment Corporation (AI)
- Firm Capital Mortgage Investment Corporation (FC)
- Timbercreek Financial Corp. (TF)
Q: Hello 5i Team
I am reviewing alternative high yield C$ investments for my RRSP for a small portion of my fixed income (< 5% of total portfolio ).
Looking at the publicly traded mortgage investment corporations (MIC) on the TSX - of the four listed, which would be your preferred choice and/or ranked in order.
Are there any other MIC listed on the TSX?
Could you also confirm that "dividends" for MICs are considered as "interest" if held in a non-taxable account.
Thanks in advance for the great service.
I am reviewing alternative high yield C$ investments for my RRSP for a small portion of my fixed income (< 5% of total portfolio ).
Looking at the publicly traded mortgage investment corporations (MIC) on the TSX - of the four listed, which would be your preferred choice and/or ranked in order.
Are there any other MIC listed on the TSX?
Could you also confirm that "dividends" for MICs are considered as "interest" if held in a non-taxable account.
Thanks in advance for the great service.
- iShares S&P/TSX Canadian Preferred Share Index ETF (CPD)
- Global X Canadian Select Universe Bond Index Corporate Class ETF (HBB)
- iShares Convertible Bond Index ETF (CVD)
- iShares U.S. High Yield Bond Index ETF (CAD-Hedged) (XHY)
Q: I am looking to buy fixed income funds in my corporate account. What would be your top picks of the ones listed? What are the rate of return - fees? Thank you for your website.
Q: I presently have U.S. cash in a savings account with no returns to speak of. Do not require this cash for at least 5 years. This cash represents the cash/fixed income of my portfolio. Would it be wise to invest in PSU.U or is there another choice available? Have you heard of BIL?
What is the rate of return, fees and risk of these funds?
What is the rate of return, fees and risk of these funds?
Q: Hi,
Is Manulife starting to get more attractive than SLF due to its cheap valuation? How do they compare overall? I have exposure to SLF, would you recommend a small position in MFC? Thanks and Happy Canada Day weekend!
Shyam
Is Manulife starting to get more attractive than SLF due to its cheap valuation? How do they compare overall? I have exposure to SLF, would you recommend a small position in MFC? Thanks and Happy Canada Day weekend!
Shyam
Q: I have had a held Bank of Nova Scotia for several years. Also held Toronto Dominion for shorter time. , Small holdings in each stock, about 1% in each. Should I sell BNS and replace with TD., or sell BNS and add to TD. Looks like 5 year return on BNS is -1.14%. Looking forward to your comments, thanks
Q: Could you please shed some light on Echelon's 'special dividend'. I'm having a hard time finding accurate info. What is the dividend; when is it paid; if I buy shares going forward do I automatically get the special dividend? Thank you.
Q: Canaccord is up 10% today, which is a rare upwards move. Can you share what news was interpreted favourably. Also, what do you think of Canaccord as a turn-around play for a holding part of my financial sector allocation? Technically today's move might "fix it" but I'm curious about the fundamental side. What do they do?
- Purpose High Interest Savings Fund (PSA)
- Altamira High-Interest CashPerformer Account F (NBC200)
- TD Global Core Plus Bond Fund - Advisor Series (TDB815)
Q: Would be grateful if you could tell me in which of the above funds is it most beneficial for me to hold cash in a managed account - 1% fees?
What is the difference between the 3 - are there MER's. In which fund would a financial advisor hold his cash? Would appreciate any comments on this subject.
What is the difference between the 3 - are there MER's. In which fund would a financial advisor hold his cash? Would appreciate any comments on this subject.
Q: I am considering switching from PWF to X .
I think the total return picture for the next five looks much better for TMX group. Your opinion please taking into consideration the capital preservation factor.
Raouf
I think the total return picture for the next five looks much better for TMX group. Your opinion please taking into consideration the capital preservation factor.
Raouf
Q: Good timing to intiate a position ? Thanks.
- Toronto-Dominion Bank (The) (TD)
- Canadian Imperial Bank Of Commerce (CM)
- BMO Equal Weight US Banks Index ETF (ZBK)
Q: I currently owned both CM , TD and ZBK in a non rrsp account. I would like to sell CM. My total % holding in ZBK and TD are quite low . If I buy ZBK I still maintain the financial allocation but increase my US holding. I know I would lose the dividend that CM pay as ZBK is quite low, or would it be better to buy more TD and increase the weight of this stock.
Thanks
Thanks
Q: Sorry for the error the stock is tmx group.
What is your opinion on this stock for a long term hold
Thanks Pat
What is your opinion on this stock for a long term hold
Thanks Pat
Q: RATING OF ARCC
Q: Peter please: I have owned a full position in JP Morgan since the lows of 2009 and have had a tremendous gain in this stock. I also purchased wells Fargo and Citigroup and some other top us financials around the same time and have held all this time. Recalling how US financial stocks plumetted in 2009 has lately given me pause. After ten years of building this wonderful gain, is it now time to sell (tax is a consideration here obviously) or hang in for the very long term in keeping with my usual long term strategy and risk my gains evaporating a la 2009. I gravitate to quality companies however I realize how poorly financial stocks can behave in a serious downturn and don't want to see my hard earned gains erode in jpm. Do you consider jpm a trade or a very long term hold. Side note I'm liking Facebook these days and considering ways to fund a FB purchase.
Q: I have positions in both of these insurance companies. With the recent discussions about a national pharmacare program, could you tell me what level of financial impact would be felt by these two companies. Should I be looking to divest over the next year during an upswing in prices. I am retired and am relying on at the very least at maintaining the dividend payout and preferring an increasing dividend payment. Thanks
- Toronto-Dominion Bank (The) (TD)
- Bank of Nova Scotia (The) (BNS)
- RBC Managed Payout Solution - Enhanced F (RBC662)
Q: Hi Peter and Team,
I have held a position on BNS, RBC and TD for about 5 years now. Seeing that BNS has been under performing relative to RBC and TD over the last year and a bit, I was thinking of liquidating my position on BNS and put the proceeds into RBC and TD equally. Just wondering what your thoughts are on this.
Cheers,
I have held a position on BNS, RBC and TD for about 5 years now. Seeing that BNS has been under performing relative to RBC and TD over the last year and a bit, I was thinking of liquidating my position on BNS and put the proceeds into RBC and TD equally. Just wondering what your thoughts are on this.
Cheers,
Q: Hi team
IFC has done very well in the last few weeks, I have a partial position
it is too late to add and just hold ? are there any positive news ?
thanks
Michael
IFC has done very well in the last few weeks, I have a partial position
it is too late to add and just hold ? are there any positive news ?
thanks
Michael
Q: Have owned this for a few months --basically at a break even on growth but enjoying a 13% Div---would like to buy more but cant figure them out.
Paid 182 consecutive Divs--invest in banks and insurance-preffereds and common paying around 5% or less---write covered calls.Really not that volatile except for Fall of 2018
How do they pay 13%?
Paid 182 consecutive Divs--invest in banks and insurance-preffereds and common paying around 5% or less---write covered calls.Really not that volatile except for Fall of 2018
How do they pay 13%?
Q: Peter and His Wonder Team
GMP is selling and buying assets. How beneficial is this for shareholders? Your thoughts pleases. Thanks for your assistance.
GMP is selling and buying assets. How beneficial is this for shareholders? Your thoughts pleases. Thanks for your assistance.