Investment Q&A

Q: What do you make of the management change? Interested in your take on impact going forward. Net positive, negative or neutral?

Q: I'm a long term holder of Fortis (in the "hold forever" part of my portfolio). I have been seeing quite a few headlines regarding Fortis's commitment to moving into renewable energy, including wind and solar.

Here is one recent announcement: "FortisBC announced its energy conservation and efficiency program expenditures will increase substantially to $368.5 million over the 2019-2022 period. The new program represents a doubling of expenditure in 2019 and a tripling of expenditure by 2022. The new program will lower energy use, emissions and costs in everything from hospitals to homes. Customer benefits include extending the residential high-efficiency natural gas furnace rebate to be offered year-round and providing greater access to certified experts to help manage energy use."

How do you see this move impacting Fortis's earnings and share price (with the current investor interest in renewables)? Do you see this move as part of a broader trend with ultility/power companies increasing their stakes in renewable energy?

Q: This company recently did an IPO and its share price is increasing nicely. Can you provide a quick synopsis of the metrics for this firm and its future prospects?

Appreciate your insight.

Paul F.

Q: I have owned Enbridge for many years and have a fair but dwindling gain.
It seems to have persistent negative momentum, perhaps because of high debt and the perception it is tied to non-renewable energy.
Do you have some degree of confidence the stock price can stabilize or reverse? The dividend is nice, but not at the cost of capital loss

Q: I have owned this for several years and while they seem to do a lot of good things the stock price has stubbornly been resistant to change. I figure the sector has a lot to do with this. There is also not a lot of coverage for this company so I am wondering if, as a proxy for sentiment, one might look to coverage of Pulte Homes, for example? I am not so much interested in switching names (unless you think it is reasonable to do so) but Pulte has been getting a lot of positive press lately, appearing on several lists as being undervalued, so I am wondering if that same optimism would apply. If so, would you see adding to TCN as a prudent move at this time?

Appreciate your insight.

Paul F.

Q: RUN seems to run up every day. Too late to get in? I do hold TAN, but it crawls up.
Thanks! :)

Q: Can you rate the following companies in order of expected dividend growth over the next 5-10 years: CU, EMA, FTS. How do they rate in respect to their renewable energy prospects and growth?

Q: I wasn't able to listen to Peter's Money Show talk. Any chance you have a link to watch it?

Thanks

Q: Just want to let your readers know that Peter's presentation for the MoneyShow is now available on the youtube MoneyShow page. Just search for MoneyShow and you can find it. Thanks for packing in all that information in to 30 minutes.

Q: Please rate the above for survival and continued Div. payout in the next 5 years, based on cash- flow that well covers the dividend . I am a senior and need income. I have a position in all the above and would like a rating best first. Please insert your suggestions for the above criteria.
thanks
Yossi

Q: Peter and His Wonder Team
This company has spiked 35% today on high volume...something must be happening...any news? Your comments please.

Q: How does the GMP news move the stock from here?

Q: Hi crew, why has the stock tanked? Thank you, Kevin

Q: I am looking at investing a small amount in Amazon, just for the heck of it and because I use it regularly (I am retired and living off Canadian dividends). Despite the stock growth in 2020, is this a good time to do so? Is there a seasonality pattern I should be aware of, e.g. around Prime day, Thanksgiving, etc.? Thanks.

Q: what is affecting sj price today?

Q: Are there any etf's that focus on companies with, strong balance sheets and a track record of consistent dividend growth by sectors, specifically tech, health, cons. staples etc. and if not what would be your recommendation for a general etf that has the same focus. Thanks for expertise.

Q: Using the valuation metrics that produce a Topaz IPO price at $14, what would Keyera have as a stock price? ( Am I correct in assuming the two companies run a very similiar natural gas infrastucture business ? )

Q: hello
What are your thoughts on MIC's these days? For income of course.
Could you please rank them in order of "distribution" safety?
Thanks

Q: Hi Peter and Rayan,
Like to know your thoughts and valuation of this company. Do you think it has future potential?
Thanks

Q: Just a follow up to my previous question on BEP and GOOG. You didn't answer my GOOG question.
Thanks
jeff