Q: Portfolio approx $600000. 2 TFSA,2 RRIF, C$ non registered& U$ non registered account.
Percentages do not include $51000 fixed annual pension income.
ATE-2.95%: BEP.UN-4.15%: BYP.UN-6.14%:
BTO-0.37%: BYD-4.35%: CPX-7.34%: BRP-2%
DSG-9.88%: EIF-3.19%: ENB-8.83%: KXS-3.21%: LSPD-12.62%: PKI-5.55%: PPL-4,58%:
REAL—2.51%: TFII-4.05%: VFV-2.79%: VGG-6.01%: VIG-4.18%: VOO-2.45%: XBC-1.46%
ENB & PPL together make 12.88%. ENB has a nice 7% div. I’m thinking ENB doesn’t have that much growth in near term ( next year). By selling part of my position in ENB I would reduce risk in the energy/utility sector but lose the 7% div.
Your thoughts. If I do make this move any thoughts on where these funds might be deployed? Also your thoughts on this portfolio going forward for the next year or two. A lot of work managing my portfolio, trying to step back a bit.
Thank you for your great incites. Have been very happy with your ideas, thoughts and service over the pass 3 years.
Roy
Percentages do not include $51000 fixed annual pension income.
ATE-2.95%: BEP.UN-4.15%: BYP.UN-6.14%:
BTO-0.37%: BYD-4.35%: CPX-7.34%: BRP-2%
DSG-9.88%: EIF-3.19%: ENB-8.83%: KXS-3.21%: LSPD-12.62%: PKI-5.55%: PPL-4,58%:
REAL—2.51%: TFII-4.05%: VFV-2.79%: VGG-6.01%: VIG-4.18%: VOO-2.45%: XBC-1.46%
ENB & PPL together make 12.88%. ENB has a nice 7% div. I’m thinking ENB doesn’t have that much growth in near term ( next year). By selling part of my position in ENB I would reduce risk in the energy/utility sector but lose the 7% div.
Your thoughts. If I do make this move any thoughts on where these funds might be deployed? Also your thoughts on this portfolio going forward for the next year or two. A lot of work managing my portfolio, trying to step back a bit.
Thank you for your great incites. Have been very happy with your ideas, thoughts and service over the pass 3 years.
Roy