Q: I have a question about 985
If sector is not an issue, would you replace BPY.UN which i’am down 12% with CPX? This would be for a 3+ year hold with income and stability a priority.
Or could you suggest a better alternative to BPY?
Thanks
Q: On Jan 24 a member named Ron stated that CPX had a payout over 100 percent. You failed to acknowledge that this is incorrect information and could mislead other shareholders. On an AFFO basis the payout is approx. 50 percent, this is the common method of measuring ratios for this sector. Please comment.
Q: Cpx has a pay out ratio in excess of 100%. Should this cause me to lighten up or sell my position. Will rising interest rates negatively affect this security?
Q: I hold the above mentioned securities in my total portfolio. Some positively,some negatively affected by rising interest rates. Group one (5%)-cpx,Enb& AD. Group two (3.4%)-Reits cuf & kmp . Group three (7.4%)- zpr & Ecn.pr.a
My plan reduce positio in group one esp. Enb and use proceeds to buy cpd.a my concern with cpd.a is fees totaling 2%. Also when purchasing this security there appears to be a trailer fee attached as indicted when I attempted to make a trade. Your opinion please.
Q: for additional income and some growth I am considering the four listed companies, or what would be your recommendations. may I have your comments.
thank you.
Q: Hi team,
CPX appears to be a great company but technically never been able to break out above $25 to $26 dollar range.
Can we expect anything different?
Thanks for your reply.
Q: This is starting to look quite interesting at these levels. I am looking for income and some growth with at least a two year outlook, as well as stabilising my portfolio with less volatile stocks. Your opinion please.
Thanks, John
Q: CPX took a hit following their last quarter, but they did raise their dividend and still have around a 50% payout (correct?). With the lower price, I am considering buying some, mainly for the dividend as opposed to capital gains (I'm retired and always looking for income). Some questions:
- has their coal-plant issue been satisfactorily resolved
- is their debt level in line with other power producers
- what do you think of their movement towards renewables
- do you consider the dividend sustainable (yeah, I know . . . )
- how successful have they been in meeting estimates
- would you buy today for income (I already hold AQN and NPI)
Q: Sold aw.un been a good run in an income RIF looking to replace it with Npi or Cpx or a similar utility . I am well diversified and switch does not alter weighting.
Q: First of all thank you for putting the "sectors" beside the names in your portfolios - that is much appreciated.
Could you please list the "utility" companies you like best in order or preference and could you state if it is "large" company or a "small" company.
Thank you
Margaret
Q: Hi, could you please rank these 6% plus income stocks purely in terms of relative security of the dividend. Any that you feel might little too risky for a conservative retired investor. Thanks.
Q: Hi 5i, I own IPL since March 2005 in my RIF at cost of $9.63 so I have seen its ups and down for long time but now I am not so sure if I want to keep it, I am thinking of switching to CPX, similar price and dividend, what do you think of the idea or do you have any other suggestions for me. Thank you for your valuable service. M
Q: Can I get your opinion on CPX? We recently took a position in it for the good dividend but it has gone down steadily for the last few days. Hold for the dividend, sell? - Thanks, Ted