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Q: 10:16 AM 12/10/2014
Hello Peter
I am looking for safety of dividends and dividend growth, with some share price growth too, and can add about 1% to an existing position.
I am considering adding to one of :

Chartwell CSH.UN - I have a 0.1% starter position..... yield 4.6%.
Emera EMA - I have a 2.0% position........ yield 4.04%.
Enbridge ENB - I have a 2.4% position............yield about 3.07 after latest increase.
Enbridge Income Fund ENF - I have a 5% position............... yield 4.48%.

Which has the least liklihood of a dividend cut, and which would you pick, and why would you choose the one you do.
Thank You ....... Paul K
Read Answer Asked by Paul on December 10, 2014
Q: I note that AHF have $7.1B in AUM while Gluskin Sheff have $8.1B (only $1B more) but GS trades at ~$28 while AHF is only ~$0.88. It seems to me that some wealth management firm could pick up an easy $7B in AUM for a cheap price buy buying AHF.
(1) Why the discrepancy ?
(2)Is there a metric such as AUM per share that applies to Wealth Management companies to determine their value?
Read Answer Asked by Clarence on December 10, 2014
Q: It's been almost a year since cfx has been mentioned, how does 5I assess it now.
Read Answer Asked by david on December 10, 2014
Q: Which stock would you recommend Huskey or Suncor. Huskeys dividend is better would you consider both companies equally secure.
Read Answer Asked by Scott on December 10, 2014
Q: Hello Peter,
I am thinking of selling half of my googl shares to buy sandvine or keep the googl, but sell half of dhx media to buy sandvine. DHX has done well for me ,but googl has been flat. I know it is not an apple to apple comparison, but am looking to switch rather than add new money to buy sandvine. Any comments? Thanks again.
Read Answer Asked by umedali on December 10, 2014
Q: If your belief is that from the bottom of this oil rout some oil equities will double in 24 months time from now, what would be the global names, not just canadian names, you might suggest? Or do you think it's better to buy a global diversified ETF of medium to large cap oil producers? Thank you for your time.
Read Answer Asked by mark on December 10, 2014
Q: There has been increased trading volume and stock price over the last week. I cannot find any news to explain this, am I missing something? A compensation repayment for cancelled lease by the Alberta government is pending and has been for quite some time. I have been holding on to the stock for a few years. Would you continue to hold or sell?
Read Answer Asked by Alvin on December 10, 2014
Q: I know you consider insider buying and selling in your analysis (e.g. SGY). In the last month or so have there been any significant insider buys or sells in the stocks you follow in the growth or income portfolios?
Read Answer Asked by Ken on December 10, 2014
Q: Last review February 2014
Your opinion on the ranking of this company within the mid cap oil.
would it be one our your recommendations?
Thanks
Read Answer Asked by claude on December 10, 2014
Q: Would appreciate a current opinion on TN.UN inlight of it's recent weakness and new yearly low today
Read Answer Asked by george on December 10, 2014
Q: Just a comment on the reader's request for charity list and naming his favourite. On my board at Investor Village I have established the tradition of allowing posts on people's favourite charity including how to donate on the Sunday before Christmas (and only then)---trying to encourage the spirit of giving.

Bryon in Elmira
Read Answer Asked by Bryon on December 10, 2014
Q: Your opinion on how much lower oil will go if the Saudis keep flooding the market and how long? Will all equities go lower if oil goes lower? When buying bonds in one's portfolio do you recommend ETFs or the bonds themselves and hold to maturity?
Tks
Read Answer Asked by George on December 09, 2014
Q: Hi guys, my percentage weighting of my stocks fluctuates every day based on the previous days close of the stocks price. So if the stock is down one day it will have a 5% weighting and if is up the next day it might have a 6% or even a 7%weighting. Is that common, or is there a better way to figure out the accurate weighting of each stock. Thanks, Nick
Read Answer Asked by Nick on December 09, 2014
Q: Hello Peter, Ryan and 5i staff, I have had a good year with help from 5i. I usually top up charitable donations around this time of year. Would you consider listing your favorite charities? Or perhaps even doing a blog post? I suspect after Peter's ride this summer he would have some supporting children's cancer treatment. My personal favorite charity is Sleeping Children Around the World (scaw). I like this one because 100% of the donation goes to a needy child. Publish if you wish. Thanks as always, Frank
Read Answer Asked by Frank on December 09, 2014
Q: Hello 5i team,
I have some losses in surge energy ( as many do, i imagine) and was thinking of using it for tax loss selling. I was wondering what company you think might be roughly equivelent that i might replace it with?
Thanks claire
Read Answer Asked by joseph on December 09, 2014
Q: Would you be inclined to buy any or all of these three at these levels? If not could you recommend 3 or 4 quality stocks that are seriously oversold in your opinion Thanx Robbie
Read Answer Asked by Robert on December 09, 2014
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