I was wondering if you could suggest 2 or 3 long term (+10 year) holding equities for a TSFA. My interests are good quality stable dividend yielding holdings (with a history of increasing dividends) that support DRIP programs. My goal is to accumulate via dollar cost averaging via the DRIP for about 10 years. Then exit the DRIP option and withdraw the dividends as a tax-free revenue stream.
Thank you for your consideration and keep up the great work.
Q: I hope this isn't a duplicate, I had to restart my router after typing out a question.
I've owned cathedral energy CET-T for just over 3 years. I trimmed a year ago and added again recently. Any chance you'll be covering it? Good dividend. Thanks
Q: Peter, what kind of returns do you expect from buying a group of say ten or so of your higher rated companies on 5i, over the long term? Most of the companies seem to be dividend payers and lack cyclicality...do you expect to make 10%, 15% or more over a ten year period investing in this fashion? Thanks.
Q: MITL Mitel has just reported its earnings and the street looks to be unhappy about it. The debt looks horrible but I like the space and they seem to have the technology. As the company use to haunt the TSX i am hoping your team might know it fairly well. What does your team think of the company?
Q: peter, you seem very bright and very qualified but how do you respond to the comments attributed to you about timminco that you made on bnn, these comments are in a long article in this months report on business magazine.i am sure you were on the right side of this trade but an awful lot of people got burnt.
dave
Q: I am holding some GLN in my TFSA, hoping for a good capital gain. I am significantly under water now, and wonder if I should continue holding it? I have a concern re the new Apple products coming out before and in the Christmas season and the commissions seem to be much less than previously collected by these small operators. Please advise,
Phyl in BC
Q: Hey guys. I have about a 60% position in cuf.un at $21.75. Today, with the units retreating below $24, representing more than a 6% yield, do you think its too early to slowly start adding to my position? Do you like the name? Thanks again.
Q: Hi Peter,
I am nearing retirement and really value your advice on dividend growth stocks. I do have the residual of my early investments still hanging in there. I am asing about one very iteresting situation Canstar Resources (R0X)I have own for more than 10 years. A year after I bought they become embroiled along with freeport and Xstrata against in a 10 year court battle for ownership against the a wealthy local nickel tycoon (he discovered Voisey Bay). The property is a highly prospective VMS property in NFLD in the same area as the famous buchans mine(a 50 year mine). The little company is now waiting to hear if Xstrata is going to go in for 50 percent in the exploration cost. My $64 dollar question is how to play a explosive jr. I know I shouldn't be waiting for the mine to actually be developed. I don't want to be greedy and I don't want to miss a good portion of the big gain after this long wait. What are the stages to exit a jr mining stock. I would appreciate your advice and a strategic approach if possible. A geologist with 30 years experience who saw the previous core said they were the best he had seen in 30 yrs. Thank you for your assistance. Mike
Q: BEP.UN is pulling back on the Western Wind stock purchase. As I recall one of the things you liked about BEP.UN was that it was primarily a hydro based utility. Does this purchase represent a change of direction in your opinion and what do you think of BEP.UN at this time.
Q: I have a question about aya. Peter could you please let us know what you think of their earnings out yesterday? Thank you for everything you are providing for us small investors.