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Q: A recent question was asked to explain the difference between BEP.UN and BEPC. In you answer you stated that in a registered account BEP.UN gets a higher yield, but the tax credit is lost. Could you please explain 1) why BEP.UN would get a higher yield in a registered account and 2) the tax credit being lost, are you referring to the tax dividend credit. Thanks … Cal
Read Answer Asked by cal on December 03, 2020
Q: Hi 5I,

Can you please put the company name in your answer to Gregory's Dec 3 question so that we can do a text search: "How do you like the look of the IPO?"

Thx
Read Answer Asked by Christopher on December 03, 2020
Q: Could you please provide a in depth dive to this company and it's prospects going froward. I own a little and wonder if I should by more. it has doubled since I bought it but I understand they have been around for long and done poorly
please comment on:
1. financial results ( Q4 & year end just out )
2. management
3. sector
4. sentiment
5. conference call
thanks
Yossi
Read Answer Asked by JOSEPH on December 03, 2020
Q: Hi, I'm currently holding a few of these positions in our TFSA's along with SHOP, LSPD, WELL, etc... I'm trying to determine if these four stocks fit best in a TFSA or other accounts? I try to put the highest growth stocks into our TFSA's. Would you swap any of these names out with some of the other high growth stocks you like and put these into an RSP, LIRA or non registered account? Thanks!
Read Answer Asked by Keith on December 03, 2020
Q: I have done well with BEP/BEPC - in a non-registered account - and am now overweight (combined 8.4%). Love the growth and solid dividend. My choices now are: 1) Hold the course 2) Reduce to 5%, take the tax hit, and purchase a stock with similar attributes to BEP/BEPC i.e. stable dividend >1.5% and strong growth prospects.

Would you choose option 1 or 2? And if 2, would TRI be a good candidate? Other candidates you might suggest? (Already own WSP, AQN, BAM, FTS, MSI, NPI, PBH, SIS, T and X.) Thank you.
Read Answer Asked by Maureen on December 03, 2020
Q: Hi you made the following ‘generation vs distribution’ comment wrt AQN to Peter on Dec 2. Could you please expand on this a bit further as I mistakenly thought AQN was primarily generation. Could you similarly comment on NPI and INE re generation vs distribution. Thanks.

“The majority of its (AQN’s) business is distribution and has less exposure to generation already.”
Read Answer Asked by Gary on December 03, 2020
Q: My wife has the above shares in a RRIF and we have to sell a few shares of one of them to provide enough cash for the monthly payout.
They each have, or have had their benefits but I'd be interested to know which ones I should start with at the present.
I've been inclined to sell losers as opposed to winners in the past and I am wondering whether to ditch ENB which is in the red, but if there were to be turnaround with ENB, the bounce might mean that BCE, which is a slow lumbering beast might be a better choice. Your thoughts?
Read Answer Asked by John on December 03, 2020
Q: Does Emera have exposure on the Muskrat Falls project? I see the regulator has asked Emera to "adjust" for slow / non-existent benefit from The Link between NS and NL. Emera remains up 30%-40% from my purchase but would suggest a pivot to FTS or a Brookfield company here? Or anything other non-oil utility?

Thank you.
Read Answer Asked by Marilou on December 03, 2020
Q: Do you know who Is Behind fengate?

What are the next big steps and timing for scr. E.g. Legislative approval, cash flow from New Jersey, what new states are expected to allow gambling and when? Thank you for your prospective.
Do you see this legislative change also impacting The stars group. Any thought they companies would get together.
Mike
Read Answer Asked by mike on December 03, 2020
Q: The A and B Teck shares have historically traded in line, however, since January 2020 the A shares (voting and not very liquid) started to pull ahead of the B shares (non-voting and liquid). Recently, this differential has gapped significantly with the A shares pulling substantially ahead. Do you have an explanation for this? Is there something going on with the ownership position in Teck?
Read Answer Asked by Sue on December 03, 2020
Q: 2 QUESTIONS.
CTS has been a great investment (take a bow here 5i) and is now free money for me as I sold half when it doubled. At the current price it's almost doubled again. What is your read of it's current momentum, can it be maintained ? Sell or hold ?

PHO is finally back to my buying price, same question ?
John.
Read Answer Asked by JOHN on December 03, 2020
Q: Could I get suggestions for long term dividend paying stocks for a young investor to add to these stocks.
Read Answer Asked by Roy on December 03, 2020
Q: It seems the market always looks forward and as such there must be companies that are moving to the upside now based on what the economies of the world will look like six months from now. Please provide me with the names of 5 Canadian companies and 5 American companies that you believe should do well in this new world. (Hopefully, post Covid World). I realize I'm asking for an educated guess, but since you have far more experience than I do, I would appreciate your opinion.
Read Answer Asked by Les on December 03, 2020
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