Q: did Fortis get what they were looking for the ITC shares it sold to the Singapore sovereign wealth fund
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Q: I am looking for a rising stream of dividend income. Please recommend some top-notch Canadian utilities.
Thanks.
Paul
Thanks.
Paul
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Fairfax Financial Holdings Limited Subordinate Voting Shares (FFH)
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Dollarama Inc. (DOL)
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Fortis Inc. (FTS)
Q: Hi Peter, Can you please suggest me 5 names based on today's price which I will hold until 2030 and those will have a good growing dividend? Does Fairfax financial qualify? I just mentioned FFH as I am looking for those names that will predictably increase book value and dividend on a 15% CAGR basis for next 15 years. Just want to mention that the changes 5i made to the site is very effective. Great service!!
Q: Further to Charlie's question, does this US acquisition spree and it's debt, change your view on the quality of Fortis preferred shares.
Would you own them for income?
Would you own them for income?
Q: I would like your opinion of Fortis purchase of ITC Holding for 11.3 billion U.S. Dollars. Would Fortis still be a safe stock for a senior as it looks like they bet the farm on this deal.
I know it is different but when Baytex made a large U.S. deal it never worked out for them.
Thank you very much
Charlie
I know it is different but when Baytex made a large U.S. deal it never worked out for them.
Thank you very much
Charlie
Q: Why is ITC Holdings down? Is this an opportunity to obtain FTS shares at a discount by buying ITC and holding until the closing date? What would be the risks?
Q: FTS is down 10% as I write. Do you regard the drop in price because of the acquisition as a good entry point or should I avoid because of the size of the deal? Thank you
Q: HellO and a question re the overall Global market condition.
It would appear we are in a Bear market with no bottom in site yet. What strong Canadian areas in the Utilities, Consumer and Industrial areas would you suggest one parks some money currently. It does appear money is rotating to these areas out of the more risky areas to safety. Thank you for your insight.
It would appear we are in a Bear market with no bottom in site yet. What strong Canadian areas in the Utilities, Consumer and Industrial areas would you suggest one parks some money currently. It does appear money is rotating to these areas out of the more risky areas to safety. Thank you for your insight.
Q: Please rate the following in order of preference for an income portfolio: FTS, AQN, BLX, INE. Subtract question credits as required. Thank you.
Q: I'm thinking of adding to the utilities sector of my portfolio. Considering all metrics, do you think this is an opportune time to be adding? Also, the companies I'm interested in are Fortis, Emera, Brookfield Renewable Energy Partners and Algonquin. Please rate your first, second, third and fourth choices, and explain your first choice.
Q: I'm looking to add a low(er) volatility utility name like FTS or CU. Which do you prefer? Or is this a 6 of one, half dozen of the other type question and they are both OK to buy?
Q: What are your thoughts on Fortis (FTS).
Q: Hello - Would I be correct in saying that the price for Fortis is presently cheap? When I look back over a 5 year period the P/E ratio appears to be at its lowest level right now. Would you agree?
I have no data that goes back further than that so I don't know what the average P/E would be over a longer time frame.
I have no data that goes back further than that so I don't know what the average P/E would be over a longer time frame.
Q: Is FTS at any risk as far as being coal-dependant ?
Thanks for your help.
Sam
Thanks for your help.
Sam
Q: Hi Peter and 5i Team,
What is your opinion on Canadian Utilities (CU) and Fortis (FTS) at current prices. This would be for a safe long term investment. I am looking for income and some growth.
Thanks for the excellent service you provide.
What is your opinion on Canadian Utilities (CU) and Fortis (FTS) at current prices. This would be for a safe long term investment. I am looking for income and some growth.
Thanks for the excellent service you provide.
Q: Good morning,
Looking to see if you have a view as to the recent weakness in Fortis, especially as it doesn't appear that in the near term rates are poised to move higher,a common headwind for utilities.
Thank you,
Brad
Looking to see if you have a view as to the recent weakness in Fortis, especially as it doesn't appear that in the near term rates are poised to move higher,a common headwind for utilities.
Thank you,
Brad
Q: Hi guys, I have fortis in my u.s. side of my portfolio, your thoughts on selling and purchasing more of either vig or spy.
Thanks
Jim
Thanks
Jim
Q: In most of your replies to questions about Fortis, you emphasized that the utility was fine for income but not to expect much in the way of capital gains. In 2014, the company's shares rose almost 30%! With 20-20 hindsight, can you explain the contradiction and can you tell me if the driver(or drivers)for that solid gain will still in place for 2015?
Robert
Robert
Q: Fortis is having a very good week when looking at a daily chart. How is the valuation? Would you add to an existing position at this level?
Best, Don
Best, Don
Q: re: Utilities & Interest Rates
I know we all continue to watch for any mention that it is time to raise interest rates. And it appears to me to be inevitable - just a matter of when.
It is obvious which sectors should benefit once this happens - banks, insurance, lenders - also just as obvious we can probably expect REITs to take a hit when they go up.
Can you please comment on what effect rising interest rates will have on Utilities? And which companies in particular we should have our eyes on when rates do go up?
Thanks for all you do
Gord
I know we all continue to watch for any mention that it is time to raise interest rates. And it appears to me to be inevitable - just a matter of when.
It is obvious which sectors should benefit once this happens - banks, insurance, lenders - also just as obvious we can probably expect REITs to take a hit when they go up.
Can you please comment on what effect rising interest rates will have on Utilities? And which companies in particular we should have our eyes on when rates do go up?
Thanks for all you do
Gord