Investment Q&A

Q: Would you please provide your comments/thoughts on this Limited Partnership ETF. The yield is quite attractive and it seems to contain some quality names. Additionally, could you please provide some insight as to what the tax implications would be, if kept in an RRSP.

Thanks,
David

Q: THIS STOCK PAY VERY HIGH DIVIDEND( 19% )
YOUR COMMENT FOR RRSP.THANKS

Q: What is your current view on AP.UN. thanks

Q: with all the energy trouble in alberta, is it time to sell or hold D.un thanks jim

Q: Any thoughts on chp.un-t

Q: I,ve owned this company for a long time. I sold half of my position a few years ago at a much higher price. should I keep this stock or can you steer me to a better yielding stock. thanks bill

Q: May I have your opinions on this company please

John

Q: I have funds to invest in the office/retail sector. I could add to positions I hold in Brookfield Property Partners and H&R, or I could buy Artis. Your opinion?

Q: Hi, I’m a little low on oil and reits and was thinking of vermillion or summit to add at this time. Vermillion because of a possible rebound and dividend, or Summit as it is in a nice uptread but may be soon done? I have been caught a few times buying high and watching it go south.
Would you have a clear idea which way to go or a better alternative? I don’t want to buy both because of limited funds
Thanks

Q: I hold Can. Apartments and Northview (half as much). I am considering averaging down Can. Apartments due to low market yield and perhaps adding to Northview. Would you consider this ok, in order to remain in residential?

Q: Hi Team,
I hold AX.UN in RIF a/c and lost 25% and thinking to replace with another REIT. Your comment on AX.UN please, any chance to going back up?
Thanks as always!
Tak

Q: What would be your 2 best ideas in the REIT sector for capital appreciation, 2-3 year hold.

Q: Hi Peter and Ryan: Thanks so much for your calming responses to the current volatility in the markets. This is my third time through a downturn since retiring in 2000. It isn't much fun, but intellectually I know that the market doesn't go constantly down as well as it doesn't go constantly up. Your well thought out reasons helps to remind me of this.
My first question is: in what sector do you place Csh.un.? It works best for me in Income Trusts, as that is why I have it. The TSX places it in Real Estate.
My second question is; is this a good time to purchase an ETF such as VEE and or FEZ? I am overweight in Canada and the U.S. and underweight in Emerging markets and Europe.
Thanks so much. Your advice is wonderful for a small investor such as myself.
Cathy

Q: Hi there, this is not exactly a stock related question but more of a general investment question. Between buying an investment condo property in Toronto (25% down) versus investing in the stock market (with no investments with margins), which do you feel would have a greater return over 15 - 20 years? Thanks!

Q: Hi 5i Team.

I have positions in the three ETFs listed above representing financial and Canad/US real estate sectors. The ETFs are at a reasonable cost and provide good yields. What is 5i's opinion about these three ETFs.

Thanks

Iqbal

Q: Can you comment on the investment potential of Morguard reit and its dividend sustainability

Q: Please may I have your opinion of GNL as a long term hold in the Income Portfolio?
Thanks

Q: I have an unrealized loss of 5000$ on Cominar. I could use the loss this year. Is it worth it?
Could you suggest a company or ETF that could replace Cominar? I would like to stay in the same sector.

Q: Search for Yield
I am looking for sustainable REIT yield - willing to accept some risk, cognizant that interest rates may continue to appreciate. Currently. have the following higher yield stocks: BX, FSZ, FTS, BEP-U, BIP-U, and T. There are no REITS. Would you advise to invest in REITs at this stage, given that many are near year lows? Criteria: Leaders, niche-players [data cetres, gaming]. To give you an idea of my Watchlist, for Canada: BPY-U, SRU-U, CRT-U, AP-U, IIP-U. For US: VICI, WPC, AMT, DLR, EQIX, HASI. Pls advise your top 3-5 list with rationale.

Q: Can you give me some general comments about the company and more specifically comment on the dividend in terms of safety given their recent proposed acquisitions? Thank You