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Q: I bought SJR.B in Jul. 2015 at $27.36. Today, it's $26.57. BMO Investorline Morningstar Canadian Income portfolio and Canada Core portfolio suggests selling this stock and that the fair value is $24.00. Do you agree? They did not raise their dividend in Mar. 2016. If I sell, what can replace it for a secure very long term hold for growing dividend income in a taxable account? BCE? (No banks/financial; I have plenty.)
Read Answer Asked by Helen on October 31, 2016
Q: Hi, "Reuters - December 16, 2015 - Canadian cable-TV operator Shaw Communications Inc said it has agreed to buy Mid-Bowline Group Corp and its subsidiary Wind Mobile Corp for about C$1.6 billion ($1.2 billion).
Wind is Canada's largest non-incumbent wireless services provider with about 940,000 subscribers across Ontario, British Columbia and Alberta, Shaw Communications said. "

So Shaw will become the 4th major Wireless Services provider in Canada, if the deal is approved by regulators. How would it impact the business of BCE, Telus and Rogers in terms of possible competition? Which one of the three is expected to be affected most, based on Wireless Revenue/Profits as % of their total business and the geographical base of Wind Mobile ? Do you see this development causing a reaction to share prices of these companies? Thanks for your insight.
Read Answer Asked by rajeev on December 17, 2015
Q: SJR.b It has been a few months since you commented on Shaw, and given Telus' continued success with winning over cable customers, and the Industry Minister announcing that if you don't use your spectrum, you will lose out, is Shaw becoming less attractive as both a growth stock, and as a take-out candidate? While a seemingly good geographic fit for Rogers, if Rogers can't expect to capture the spectrum that Shaw purchased in an earlier auction, and cable TV is apparently the government's next target, is it time to throw in the towel on Shaw? Yes it's still good for income, but its yield is only just above 4 today; did the Shaw family miss the sweet spot in timing a sale?
Read Answer Asked by Warren on November 15, 2013