Brookfield Renewable Partners (BEP.UN.TO)

He see it growing at 12%. 87% and declining payout ratio. High quality asset base. Accretive acquisition upside. It has come down quite a bit.

It's not effected by the cancellation of green projects in Ontario. They own a few wind turbine farms. But their management will need to bring investment dollars from other provinces, the U.S. and abroad. Ontario was set up as the leader in green energy which will turn off potential investors from investing in this space.

There is a more than 6% dividend. Lighten up if you have a lot of interest sensitive names. Be cautious. The stock price has done well and you may be better to reduce others interest sensitive's holdings. Don't be in a rush to sell this one.

Likes it. Largest of the renewable energy utilities yieldcos in Canada. Because it has the backing of BAM.T it’s a bit of a safer place, especially if you’re worried about short-term political risk. Own tremendous amount of hydro, solar, wind power. Own two thermal plants that burn nat gas, so not completely fossil free. More of a dividend play. Potential for growth as assets continue to appreciate. Excited about ability to play globally. Comfortable owning for long term.

Like this name. Management believes it is going to keep growing funds from operations 5-9%. 88% payout ratio, so dividend is safe. Good story. Kind of pricey. You can get this one on a pullback.

The yield plays have all pulled back. These guys are always smart guys. You could hold it here and it would be fine long term.

This stock never gets cheap. He expects them to grow their cash flow 6%-11% annually from contract inflation and margin expansion and development. They want to grow their dividend 5% annually. The only thing is, it is very expensive, trading at a 5.9% 2018 pre-cash yield.

There has been heightened interest in renewable energy. Chart shows a pattern of consolidation through 2016, and now there is one for 2017 as well. We are close to the top of the channel, so if it breaks above that level that is a positive sign. Wait for this to break above the current level of around $45.

Hold?This is more of a yield play, so it doesn’t have the gyrations such as energy. It is more of a utility play. Yield of 4.42%. When you look at the seasonal chart for yield play such as this, it is really just a 45° line higher. It doesn’t show the seasonal fluctuations that was in some of the other sectors. His database shows that the optimal time to hold this is from Dec 7 to March 7 giving it 6.13% above the bench mark. Has been positive in 14 of the past 17 years. Technically, it is coming down to test the 200-day moving average and bouncing off of that level, which implies the long-term momentum is intact, and that it will continue to chart higher highs and higher lows. Pick this up more towards the December timeframe.

We are never going back to coal. Everyone has moved off it, despite what Mr. Trump happens to say about it. If it gets back down to the $39 area he might be tempted to play it, however.

This just hit an all-time high, and technically it is in an upward trend. It is also outperforming the TSE Composite and momentum is on the upside. Went above its 20-day moving average recently. As long as the technicals remain positive, you can stick with the stock. You may want to consider using a stoploss.

He prefers Brookfield Asset Management (BAM-N), effectively the parent of all these Brookfield pieces. Brookfield Renewable has done a very good job and is well run. The dividend is safe.

He likes this. His focus is on dividend and growth, so the dividend yield is fine. It has been growing fairly nicely. Dividend yield of 6.2%.

He believes in this company. A really, really good company. A low return business. Also, it is undervalued, and can go a lot higher. They recently made some pretty big investments. A lot of this company is Hydro. Has a nice dividend yield which is very sustainable.