Q: Hello 5i Team
I currently hold shares in Canadian Utilities (CU) and a smaller position in Emera (EMA).
With CU recent dividend increase of 1 %, I am beginning to become disillusioned with CU, as they appear to have minimal growth. ATCO's recent dividend increase was approximately 3 %.
If I sell my CU position and buy EMA, I will reach my target holding of EMA. I would then look to buy ACO if it drops to approximately $40 (potentially selling puts to generate income).
Questions
1 - Does this seem a reasonable course of action?
2 - Should I continue to hold CU and slowly buy EMA to hit my target holding?
2 - Should I sell my CU position and buy ACO?
Thanks
I currently hold shares in Canadian Utilities (CU) and a smaller position in Emera (EMA).
With CU recent dividend increase of 1 %, I am beginning to become disillusioned with CU, as they appear to have minimal growth. ATCO's recent dividend increase was approximately 3 %.
If I sell my CU position and buy EMA, I will reach my target holding of EMA. I would then look to buy ACO if it drops to approximately $40 (potentially selling puts to generate income).
Questions
1 - Does this seem a reasonable course of action?
2 - Should I continue to hold CU and slowly buy EMA to hit my target holding?
2 - Should I sell my CU position and buy ACO?
Thanks