Investment Q&A

Q: Peter and His Wonder Team
I thought their Quarterly Report was positive but the stock is down. What am I missing? Thanks!

Q: Peter and His Wonder Team
I have been following this company for years and am wondering if this might be a good time to buy. I trust they will survive the HBC bankruptcy. In other words is this a reasonable contrarian play...your thoughts please. Thanks!

Q: Riocan and HBC , REI issued a detailed sedar report , are there any analysts report(s) to assess the fair value of REI units through the process of HBC winding down its stores?

Q: What 5 stocks either USA or Canadian would you feel could be good shorts prospects if we get a full blown Tariff war

Q: Which REITs are most affected by potential exit of HBC? Would this have any significant effect on remaining retailers of clothing and textiles. I was once told by retail analyst there is significant over capacity in retail floor space devoted to clothing.

Q: From recent articles I've read, It appears that sentiment in REITS is shifting from residential and industrial to retail and senior housing.
I currently hold CAR.UN and DIR.UN. I find this hard to believe but should I be considering a switch to REI.UN and CSH.UN or something else that you support?

Carl

Q: Your thoughts on RioCan REIT.
Thank you

Q: Hi All at 5i!
I have held on to Riocan for a long time. I am underwater with the stock but with the dividends I have received, the stock has paid for itself. Is it time to move on or do you foresee good prospects for a recovery?
Cheers,
Tamara

Q: Two questions,
Most Reits have not performed well in the last year,I hold Riocan and it seems to have done worse than most. I want some exposure to real estate going forward-Would it be a good idea to switch to another Reit at this time?If so,any suggestions?

FIE has done well for me,but has high management fee's. Would it be prudent to switch to something a little safer with lower fee's,like CPD or? Thankyou

Q: How secure are the dividends from these real estate investments?

Q: Hi, I am just starting my retirement and I want to get more income from my portfolio. Does it make sense to sell my riocan shares and buy hyld ? My gains in riocan is 30% so I will have to pay taxes on the gain. Thanks

Q: Have held Riocan in my RRSP for many years, does it make sense to replace it with Dream or is there another recommendation CND or US. It’s the only REIT in my portfolio and looking for long term hold 5+

Q: I have very little exposure to real estate in my portfolio (app 2%) due to concerns about the effects of covid & now rising interest rates. I am considering selling app 50% of my real estate holdings (Riocan - 3000 shares) and using proceeds to increase holdings in either BCE, Telus or Enbridge.

Please give me your thoughts

Q: All above are my loosers,looks like reit is hammered badly,can STAG.N Be proxy for all this stocks REIYS WILL
Perhaps hurt more in December tax selling.

Q: Currently holding 3 REITS and would like to bring it down to 2. Thoughts on which ones you would keep and the reasons please.
Thanks

Q: I hold riocan for income and some growth and I am up at 30% so far. For more income, do you think it is a good idea to sell and buy the hamilton enhanced us covered call ETF ( HYLD.TO ) that has a dividend of 13% at the moment ? Advise me if you have a better suggestion or simply do nothing and keep riocan. BTW it is in a taxable account so I have to pay taxes on the move. Thanks and have a nice day.

Q: Hi Peter & Team:

Your thought on the above REIT if i am going to buy now. From most favourable to least. Secondly your comment on the drop of distribution on INO.UN. Thank you

Q: I'm considering taking tax losses. Which of these would you consider moving on from or selling and getting back into at a later date.

I'm an income investor with a long term horizon and have apparently have passed the iron gut test.

Q: Is the payout (dividend) secure from this REIT? Concerns have been expressed about the retail sector given high inflation which is hanging around and labor shortages.

Q: I'm a roughly 50/50 income/growth investor with the income being an important part of our retirement income.

Given that REITs are generally high debt equities I'm questioning how they'll fare given the current environment of rising interest rates and and increasing costs. Will they be able to offset those increased costs by raising rents?

I'd first like you to comment on my assumptions as to what is going on. Agree or disagree.

Secondly I'd like you to comment on the specific REITs that I've mentioned. I'm sure they're all different based debt maturities and rental contracts. The average length of their rental contracts may work against them if it's longer while the average maturity of their debt may work for them if it's longer. Cost increases are now.