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Q: I have decided to pay off my mortgage, primarily because I think I have had a good run with equity returns outperforming by a good margin the cost of carrying my mortgage. Although I am not concerned about a large correction I think the risk return is swinging a bit more towards paying off the 2.79% mortgage. I will likely sell 3 or 4 of the following to do so: bbd, mal, pza, rsi, rus, tpk, wjx, dht. Please rank in order in which you would sell the companies listed, you can assume none will adversely affect my current asset allocation. I realize it is quite a mixed bag...but they are some of the ones I hold that aren't in your balanced portfolio so kills 2 birds by getting them out of my current holdings...
Read Answer Asked by Tom on November 06, 2017
Q: 1) Are ENF.TO and RSI.TO low volatility stocks with secure dividends that you think are good bets for a small position?


2) GOOS.TO Your opinion on the stock and whether it offers good growth potemtial?

Thanks
Read Answer Asked by Graeme on August 29, 2017
Q: Rsi is currently taking over LBMaple Treat and as a result is offering common shares at 5.90 and a debenture at 5 percent. For a riff account that is interested capital preservation over growth and a good income what do you think of these 2 offerings? Do you prefer one over the other, and do you think this is a good acquisition of the company. Lastly, how vulnerable is RSI stock price in a recession or higher interest rates-I guess I am asking what are the risks.
Thank you.
Maggie
Read Answer Asked by Maggie on July 11, 2017
Q: Hi I want to increase my position in Consumer Stocks by about $40,000 to be balanced and defensive plus receive some dividend income, currently hold Conagra ($20K); Lamb Weston ($8K);Magna ($18K); Mondelez $18K);Rogers Sugar ($21K); and Saputo ($25K).
Are there some better choices out there I can buy, your ideas appreciated, thanks!
Read Answer Asked by Kimberely on June 21, 2017
Q: The company is proposing a Capital Reduction in order to be able to maintain the current .09 quarterly dividend, of $100 million.Canada Business Corp Act states a corp shall not declare or pay a div " if there are reasonable grounds for believing that the realisable value of the corp's assets would thereby be less than the aggregate of its liabilities & stated capital"

In layman's language, can you explain what Rogers is proposing here, where the $100 M will be going and if you feel, as the company states, this is a positive move for shareholders?
Read Answer Asked by Robert on January 05, 2017
Q: Good morning, I am very interested in purchasing shares of Rogers Sugar Inc. They have a good dividend yield and a relatively low PE ratio. I am worried that the stock has had a good run over the last 12 months and may be time for a pull back and if the dividend is sustainable. Your thoughts on this company would be greatly appreciated.
Read Answer Asked by KEN on December 12, 2016
Q: are these stocks okay to hold as dividend income with possible capital appreciation or which ones would you recommend selling and what would you replace them with?
Read Answer Asked by Gary on November 21, 2016
Q: Can you please comment on Rogers Sugar's latest earnings release? It appears to have beaten expectations, in part to lower costs. Do the latest results suggest Rogers' stock is due for a prolonged upward movement in the coming quarters, and what do you think of the safety of the dividend at this point?
Many thanks,
Brian
Read Answer Asked by Brian on May 06, 2016
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