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Q: Further to your comments today about Superior, could you also provide the payout percentage and if you consider it a buy today as a new position. This would be more for income than growth. A couple other questions: where does most of their propane go - residential or commercial? How does propane fit into the current "green" initiatives relative to other hydrocarbons?
Thank-you
Read Answer Asked by grant on April 23, 2021
Q: I would appreciate your opinion on the trades Iwas considering selling rsi,cae,aqn buy mg with the proceeds. Sell trp buy cnr. Sell sis,spb buy mg
Thanks for your help
Read Answer Asked by Patrick on April 21, 2021
Q: I own these 2 companies and wish to consolidate into 1. They overlap in sectors to some degree with their propane distribution business. I like the management of PKI while the Brookfield investment in SPB provides strength.
Which has better growth potential ? How might the Brookfield connection play out for SPB ? In short, which one to keep and why? Thanks Derek.
Read Answer Asked by Derek on March 25, 2021
Q: Hi Peter, Ryan, and Team,

Here is a link to an article from a US based RV newsletter, which points to a severe shortage of propane:

https://www.rvtravel.com/rvers-propane-shortage-affect-you/

My question is this: Does the propane shortage provide a buying opportunity for stocks like SPB? We owned it in the past, but sold it (at a profit) when it started languishing. Are the any other propane stocks (I guess in the US) that could benefit from this thesis?

Thanks as always for your insight.
Read Answer Asked by Jerry on March 01, 2021
Q: Hi There
Thanks for your informed service.
I have had Chorus in my unregistered account for some time and enjoyed the dividend that it had. Now that there is no dividend and the price has recovered somewhat, I am thinking of selling it and putting it into other monthly dividend payers that I hold. I was thinking splitting up the proceeds ($25,000) into DIV, EIF, NXR, SPB, and DIR.UN. I am looking at income (being retired) and want relatively safe dividends. Chorus had none and who knows where it will be a year from now. Why not put it to work in these monthly payers? Are there any in the group you would not put any of the proceeds into and would it be best just to add $5000 to each or would you put more into one. This is a small portion of my holdings and the above stocks represent between 2%-5% of my holdings.
Thanks for your help
Kevin
Read Answer Asked by Kevin on February 23, 2021
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