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Q: Hi thinking of adding to either ax.un ,kwh.un , DR or hot.un which of these do you think the div is the safest and has some upside potential thanks
Read Answer Asked by Dale on July 20, 2018
Q: Could I have your take on the latest quarterly report on these 2 companies. TPK looks to have some ok growth with decent opportunities ahead with a new plant in the future and the closing down of a couple of competing facilities. It also pays a decent div while you wait. Would you consider a 2% (overall) position an ok part of a basket of small caps . I hold AX.un as an income stock along with quite a few stocks in your income portfolio. This Q looked like a bit of a miss, is it still worth holding in your opinion?

Thanks Tom
Read Answer Asked by Tom on May 14, 2018
Q: Hi there,
I currently own both these companies however i am wondering if its work switching to Artis (AX.un) given the cheaper evaluation and its expansion outside of Alberta. Looks like the worst is behind it but just wondering if its worth the switch. Look for a bit of growth and yield.
Thanks
Read Answer Asked by kelly on March 15, 2018
Q: Could you please rate from best to worst. Thank you
Read Answer Asked by Anne on January 03, 2018
Q: Further to a question asked by Clarence this morning I too am reaching for dividend income. Would you consider any of these high dividend paying companies an unacceptable risk today? I guess in terms of capital loss or dividend cuts? Understanding that obviously things could change in the future.
Artis 7.68%
Crius Energy 9.38%
Diversified Royalty 6.37%
Dream Global 6.66%
Enbridge Income 7.08%
Read Answer Asked by David on December 07, 2017
Q: I have a question about retail exposure in REITs. My broker is encouraging me to sell these REITs due to exposure to retail and/or Alberta. Seeing that they all seem to have plans to rebalance their portfolios, I am less concerned. My exposure to retail is around 15% of my REITs overall (mostly via Riocan) and less than 5% of my total portfolio. My exposure to Alberta overall is about the same (mostly through these REITs). Would you recommend reducing my exposure to these REITs and in what order (descending vulnerability)?
Read Answer Asked by Carl on December 04, 2017
Q: Hi, I have held AX.un since 2014, have averaged down but still in the red,I am thinking about switching into DRG.un for some growth. Your thoughts please, and if you have a better idea for some growth plus a good dividend please advise.
Thanks, George.
Read Answer Asked by george on October 10, 2017
Q: greetings, looking to top up one of my reits - i have 1/2 positions in all three. If you were to add to one which one do you believe is the best value today assuming the alberta market continues to recover. Looking for a modest stable dividend as i am nearing retirement.
Read Answer Asked by kelly on October 05, 2017
Q: Hi 5i team, I'm looking to add one more name in the real estate sector. I currently have BTB Reit, Artis Reit and the etf XRE. Could you please suggest a few ideas. What are your favourite reits at this time and would you replace any of my current holdings? Thanks. Mario.
Read Answer Asked by Mario on September 20, 2017
Q: I have owned AX for 3 yrs, averaged down 1 time but still underwater, recently took small positions in KWH & DR.Interested in BRE. Looking for safety, growth, and dividends. Should I sell AX put the proceeds into BRE or spread the proceeds evenly among KWH, BRE, DR. Perhaps you could rank these four.
Many thanks
Read Answer Asked by george on September 19, 2017
Q: I bought AX.UN for income and growth, and while the 8% dividend remains attractive I am concerned about growth in this space. I'm thinking of trading for KWH.UN for same payout but possible greater growth potential. I would appreciate your thoughts on this action.
Thanks as always fro the great service
GUY R
Read Answer Asked by Guy R. on September 14, 2017
Q: I have a small ($35k) car account - bought a new car and financed most on basis of keeping my capital, hopefully offsetting the low interest cost with dividends. Portfolio: AD,AX,CWX,DFN & PZA. ax represents 37% and has given me a 12% capital gain in addition to the 8% dividends. It now seems range bound at $13. Thinking of taking that capital gain and replacing AX with a combination of ALA and IPL both of which seem to have some upside potential, while still paying 6-7% div. What do you think? Thanks, continue to love your service.
Read Answer Asked by Mark on July 20, 2017
Q: Hi guys,

Can I get your thoughts on Artis REIT? I've been watching them for some time now. They have managed the Alberta downturn relatively well. Do you know, based on forecasts, when their cash flows are expected to grow again? Do you like the direction the company is taking (I seem to recall they are looking at getting out of US retail)?

As for Medical Facilities Corp, is the price drop all about the change of leadership? I own some but am not sure if I should be buying a bit more at these levels. The yield is very enticing.

Thanks,
Aaron
Read Answer Asked by Aaron on July 19, 2017
Q: I am retired, living on dividend income and have the following REITS in my portfolio in equal amounts and making up 10% of my portfolio. I am invested for the average yield of 6.6% the REITS generate.
Do any of the REITS have a dividend payout ratio near or over 100% or negative growth that I should be worried about?
Can you rate the REITS from best to worst?
I noted that you just sold the REIT ETF in the income portfolio and purchased CSH.UN. Based on your response, I may sell a couple REITS and replace with CRH.UN and NWH.UN for company growth that 5i is forecasting in the healthcare REIT space.
Read Answer Asked by Curtis on July 10, 2017
Q: Hello team,
Can you suggest 3 or 4 Canadian REITS that pay a dividend over 6% that you would be happy with for an income investor? And can you rank them? Thank you for all that you do!
Read Answer Asked by Pamela on June 30, 2017
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