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Q: I Just saw this this morning.

Crius Energy is pleased to announce that, in light of the announcement of the Transaction, the distribution of C$0.209 per trust unit of the Trust for the first quarter of 2019 previously declared on January 16, 2019 (the "Declared Distribution") is expected to be paid earlier than previously-announced. The Declared Distribution has been amended such that (a) the distribution record date will be March 26, 2019, and (b) the distribution payment date will be the earlier of June 17, 2019 and the closing date of the Transaction.
The payment of the Declared Distribution is not conditional on the results of the Meeting or the closing of the Transaction.

Read Answer Asked by fwb181 on February 15, 2019
Q: Thankyou very much for recommendation of CSU. Your unwavering conviction in this stock enabled me to keep it and add to it on declines, which can be difficult to do for a conservative ETF investor. Do you have another favorite Canadian stock , or stocks, with nearly identical qualities, that you would suggest ? Sector is not a concern. If more than one, please list in order of preference. P.S. my wife says thankyou. I sold some shares to buy her a very special Valentine gift.
Read Answer Asked by Allan on February 15, 2019
Q: I am disappointed in the lower returns of Canadian apartment reits, and can't bring myself to buy Pure Multifamily (RUF.UN) because of the high payout ratio. Are there any US apartment reits that you might suggest I have a look at? I am targeting a dividend of 5% or more.
Thanks!
Read Answer Asked by Paul on February 15, 2019
Q: I bought for the first time preferred shares last year as part of a defensive strategy overall. These shares performed as expected and fell in unison with the market in October and December. The rest of my portfolio has nearly recovered and is back to where it was in early fall.
Why are these preferred stocks not recovering? Does the market now believe that interest rates are unlikely to rise so the re-sets now have less value?

Thanks for all your help,
Read Answer Asked by Paul on February 15, 2019
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