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Q: 5-I

I currently own BCE and Telus. I want to increase my exposure to Telco for dividend income purposes 7 years down the road. For diversification and income purposes do you see any reason to add any other names such as Shaw Rogers Quebecor or Corus or simply add to the two that I own.

Many Thanks for the great work.

Paul
Read Answer Asked by paul on November 12, 2015
Q: In your answer to Shyam's question you said, "We are comfortable with a small amount of leverage for investors with ongoing income and a decent diversified portfolio."

How much is a small amount? What percent of your portfolio?
Read Answer Asked by Carla on November 12, 2015
Q: Do you have an opinion on Vtr?
How does it look on metrics?and what is the market telling us as the stock is on a downward spiral.
It seems to have great diversification in the right space
Read Answer Asked by Josh on November 12, 2015
Q: I always find myself fully invested and when an opportunity presents itself..for example Aya..I don't have cash to invest. How much cash should one hold in an account? Is it OK to borrow to invest? How does one make a decision to sell one to purchase another? Thanks.
Read Answer Asked by Shyam on November 12, 2015
Q: Surprised by the drop in price after what appears to be solid results. Something I am missing maybe no dividend increase.
Thank you for your comments.

Bob
Read Answer Asked by Robert on November 12, 2015
Q: Can I please get your take on the quarterly results just released.

Thx, Carl
Read Answer Asked by Carl on November 12, 2015
Q: Hi Peter & team,
I have nothing in healthcare and would like to initiate a 5% position in my RRIF. Is XCR too risky for the moment? How about GUD? Maybe 2.5% in each? Thanks
Read Answer Asked by Karl on November 12, 2015
Q: Hello:
I am looking for a stable div payer with potential for some price appreciation when interest
rates climb. Could you comment on POW, GWO & MFC. What would be your choice of these or do you have a better suggestion. I own Sun Life.
Thank you: Jerry
Read Answer Asked by Jerry on November 12, 2015
Q: In March of this year you indicated the current pay-out ratio for RNW was 61% based on cash flow. Could you please provide the pay-out ratio based on latest results and whether you are still comfortable with this stock overall?
Read Answer Asked by Gary on November 12, 2015
Q: Hi 5i Team,

I am slowly moving to copy the model balanced portfolio. The names I do not yet own are AYA, CGX, DSG, G, SIS, SYZ and WCP.
In what order would you suggest I purchase these names I do not already own?

Thanks
Read Answer Asked by Marco on November 12, 2015
Q: Hi In May of 2013 the US had started to telegraph the raising of interest rates. Most income stocks like REIT's were hit hard for an extended time. Do you think that in Dec when it is possible for rates to rise that we may see the same scenario again.
Read Answer Asked by jeffrey on November 12, 2015
Q: dr reported this morning and the stock is getting hit hard, what do you think of their results.
Read Answer Asked by don on November 12, 2015
Q: DR had a less than stellar report today, and the stock price has taken a big hit. Would you consider it a "buy" at the current price, with dividend income being the main purpose? Do you consider the dividend reasonably safe, or not so much so? Is this report possibly indicative of things to come?

Thank-you
Read Answer Asked by grant on November 12, 2015
Q: First, in your response to the question about pipeline holdings, you mentioned Pembina raised their dividend this year. Did you mean Interpipeline, which just raised theirs recently?
What is the future of Brookfield Renewables and how will solar impact it's use over the next decade? I want to put this into a RRSP and just keep it - nice dividend - but I don't want a dated product.
Thanks.
Read Answer Asked by Steven on November 12, 2015
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