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Investment Q&A

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Q: I have been looking at Enbridge, and am confused about the increase in outstanding common shares. It seems that they more than doubled in the past 2-3 years. Is this from acquisition or from the company issuing more shares? Is there a way to tell for other companies (online), so I don't have to ask you for each one I find similar results?

Thanks!
Read Answer Asked by Federico on November 28, 2018
Q: I am looking for quality dividend-growth Canadian stock, yielding at least 5%, mid cap or larger, for medium to long hold, in the following sectors: banks, pipelines, renewable energy.

I am considering adding to BNS, Brookfield Renewable (BEP.UN) and Enbridge (ENB).

I could add to Interpipe (IPL) or Innergex (INE) but am thinking that Enbridge and Brookfield Renewable are better choices at the moment.

Your opinion? Other names to consider?
Read Answer Asked by Carl on November 28, 2018
Q: Hi Guys - I am looking for 2-3 "core" ideas to invest in for the next 3-5 years to provide solid gains but also a couple of potential "home runs" - ideas that can go up 2-5x (but obviously have risk associated). Which names are you most excited about?

Thanks in advance,

Dave
Read Answer Asked by David on November 28, 2018
Q: I am selling visa either this year or next year. Realising that you can not time the market and considering currency exchange could you advise a possible time to do this. Would this stock have a sharp drop in a recession. Do you think the Canadian dollar will weaken. A lot here so take credits as required. Thank you for the service.
Read Answer Asked by chris on November 28, 2018
Q: Peter, I have reread all your answers on CGX and was wondering if the stock is still too risky for a retired person. The price of the stock is pretty cheap now a days with a 6% dividend. If the stock rose only a couple percentage points that would be a good return. The bonus is that the dividend is paid monthly instead of quarterly which is not important but monthly is nice.
Read Answer Asked by CHARLES LA on November 28, 2018