Q: please give me your comment on BCE inc any reason for the weakness in the last few days
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BCE Inc. (BCE)
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TC Energy Corporation (TRP)
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WSP Global Inc. (WSP)
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Algonquin Power & Utilities Corp. (AQN)
Q: Is it a good time to buy above stocks for RRSP?I appreciate your order of preference.Thank you.Ebrahim
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BCE Inc. (BCE)
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TELUS Corporation (T)
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Fortis Inc. (FTS)
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Emera Incorporated (EMA)
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SmartCentres Real Estate Investment Trust (SRU.UN)
Q: Hi Peter,
Reits, Telecoms and Utilities have not been participating in the market rallies for a while now. Just wondering when you think that the yields on these types of stocks will start to hold up the stock prices. (a few of mine are starting to get come nice yields on them now.
Thank you,
Charlie
Reits, Telecoms and Utilities have not been participating in the market rallies for a while now. Just wondering when you think that the yields on these types of stocks will start to hold up the stock prices. (a few of mine are starting to get come nice yields on them now.
Thank you,
Charlie
Q: Greetings Peter et all,
I am in need of your astute assistance.
Scenario:
A 58 year old with failing health. (10-15 years?)
With approx 600K to deploy...I require approx 4K tax free from dividend and stock appreciation to maintain a life.
Need appropriately safe investments to achieve above.
Small, safe, manageable, tax friendly.
Two example vehicles would be very much appreciated thank-you
Be well my friends
I am in need of your astute assistance.
Scenario:
A 58 year old with failing health. (10-15 years?)
With approx 600K to deploy...I require approx 4K tax free from dividend and stock appreciation to maintain a life.
Need appropriately safe investments to achieve above.
Small, safe, manageable, tax friendly.
Two example vehicles would be very much appreciated thank-you
Be well my friends
Q: I also need to increase my telcom exposure. what do you you suggest between these three: BCE, T and IYZ-N?
Q: In an Investment Brief from ARC they outline their concerns regarding BCE and its' payout ratio. Specifically they feel that if the Special Annual Pension Contribution and M+A expenses were deducted from Free Cash Flow then the payout ratio would be in the 84%-88% range (rather than the stated 69%-72% range). This may limit the ability to continue to grow dividends.
Should this be something to be concerned about? It is currently about a 2.5% weighting in my portfolio. If I were to exit BCE, either partially or completely, would Telus be the only real alternative in the space?
Thanks for your wonderful service.
Should this be something to be concerned about? It is currently about a 2.5% weighting in my portfolio. If I were to exit BCE, either partially or completely, would Telus be the only real alternative in the space?
Thanks for your wonderful service.
Q: I am up 17% on BCE.
Would it make sense to sell some BCE stock to buy Telus thus diversifying risk & growth opportunity between two companies?
Would this same logic apply to say Enbridge & Fortis?
Would it make sense to sell some BCE stock to buy Telus thus diversifying risk & growth opportunity between two companies?
Would this same logic apply to say Enbridge & Fortis?
Q: Which of these two would be your current pick for a long term hold? (Looking at both growth and income.)
Thanks for your great service!
Thanks for your great service!
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BCE Inc. (BCE)
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Canadian Apartment Properties Real Estate Investment Trust (CAR.UN)
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NFI Group Inc. (NFI)
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Premium Brands Holdings Corporation (PBH)
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Spin Master Corp. Subordinate Voting Shares (TOY)
Q: Hello,
The following 5 companies are on my buy list to complete my portfolio:
PBH
TOY
NFI
BCE
CAR.UN
I have room for two in my TFSA, two in my non-registered and one in my RRSP. How should I divide the above 5 stocks into these accounts?
My plan is to buy on pullbacks. But I'm thinking about buying CAR.UN now because it has already pulled back on the mortgage news. Does this make sense?
The following 5 companies are on my buy list to complete my portfolio:
PBH
TOY
NFI
BCE
CAR.UN
I have room for two in my TFSA, two in my non-registered and one in my RRSP. How should I divide the above 5 stocks into these accounts?
My plan is to buy on pullbacks. But I'm thinking about buying CAR.UN now because it has already pulled back on the mortgage news. Does this make sense?
Q: If you had to choose only one of BCE, Telus or RCI.B for a long term hold for a senior person which one would you choose and why? Would you be a buyer at current prices?
Q: In view of the effect on the market of the unknowns coming up in the next few months - with US election and its aftermath, and good possibility of US bankrate going up in Dec. I am thinking of going defensive. I have quite a few of the stocks listed in both your Balanced and Income portfolios, could you please list for me which of these stocks you would designate as best 'defensive' - (whatever that means). Thanks again, always look forward to hearing your comments.
Q: Should I sell my MBT shares now or wait until the approval is received from the Federal Government for the BCE takeover of them and receive BCE shares?
Q: What does it mean when a company like BCE files for debt shelf of up to $4 bln. Does it affect in negative or positive way price of company stock on the market.
Is it OK to by BCE now or is better to wait for market response to this
news about BCE.
Andrew.B
Is it OK to by BCE now or is better to wait for market response to this
news about BCE.
Andrew.B
Q: What are the US and Canadian companies, that have what they call a wide Moat? What would be your definition and criteria of wide Moat companies?
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BCE Inc. (BCE)
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Power Financial Corporation (PWF)
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Brookfield Renewable Partners L.P. (BEP.UN)
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Cominar Real Estate Investment Trust (CUF.UN)
Q: Hi,
I am retired and 63 years old.
I have 50K in ALTAMIRA HIGH-INTEREST CASHPERFORMER - F
NBC200 in my RSSP waiting to be deployed. I will not need that money for the next ten years. I told my broker that this investment was not even keeping up with inflation.
He suggested to buy CUF.un (20000$) and PWF (30000$).
Would you think of better alternatives?
Thank you
I am retired and 63 years old.
I have 50K in ALTAMIRA HIGH-INTEREST CASHPERFORMER - F
NBC200 in my RSSP waiting to be deployed. I will not need that money for the next ten years. I told my broker that this investment was not even keeping up with inflation.
He suggested to buy CUF.un (20000$) and PWF (30000$).
Would you think of better alternatives?
Thank you
Q: Can you provide an updated assessment on SunLife (SLF)given recent results? I am looking to invest new money in blue chip dividend payor for son's TFSA account and also considering telcom (BCE) as an alternative. Should I go with SLF for now given the recent run up in BCE stock price? Thanks again. John C
Q: Peter, could you please recommend 5 Dividend {low volatility} stocks for a long {3-5 years} term hold.
Thanks Valter
Thanks Valter
Q: Good morning,
I own BCE preferred shares BCI-INC-CUM RED 1ST PR-AA. The value has dropped in half since my purchase. I understand these can be redeemed in 2017 for $25.
If BCE decides not to redeem the shares and extends the security can they change(reduce!) the rate of return which is currently 3.5%?
I own BCE preferred shares BCI-INC-CUM RED 1ST PR-AA. The value has dropped in half since my purchase. I understand these can be redeemed in 2017 for $25.
If BCE decides not to redeem the shares and extends the security can they change(reduce!) the rate of return which is currently 3.5%?
Q: Greetings Peter and team:
I hold the BCE, Brookfield and Fairfax preferred shares referenced. Obviously they have not fared well over the last few years. I am wondering if there is any reason to hold them at this point? I did notice on Monday when the market was broadly down that they were among the few holdings that were up. Do you think holding them as insurance against a market decline has any merit, or should I just book the loss and move on? As always, your insight is appreciated. Thank-you,
I hold the BCE, Brookfield and Fairfax preferred shares referenced. Obviously they have not fared well over the last few years. I am wondering if there is any reason to hold them at this point? I did notice on Monday when the market was broadly down that they were among the few holdings that were up. Do you think holding them as insurance against a market decline has any merit, or should I just book the loss and move on? As always, your insight is appreciated. Thank-you,
Q: BCE.PR.K
Assuming AK is the same as A, this does not seem to be a reset according to the BCE website. Please confirm details and your opinion for income (fixed).
Thanks
Assuming AK is the same as A, this does not seem to be a reset according to the BCE website. Please confirm details and your opinion for income (fixed).
Thanks