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Clean Power Income Fund (CLE.UN.TO)

DON'T BUY
The chart is a mess and can't give any proper technical opinion. Very volatile. Do not let it make a new low. There are also interest-rate issues.
DON'T BUY
There are some risks. Does have investments in United States. Most of their income in generated form a chip burning plant. New wind powered stations. Higher level of risk.
BUY
A middle of the pack power trust. They haven't earned their distribution for the last three quarters. Expect them to start earning is by the middle of 2004.
DON'T BUY
Trust is grown through acquisitions and they have to constantly issue equity to finance them. Increased interest rates have hurt. Woodchips are becoming a tight commodity for their western Alberta facility.
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Power trusts have been going down because of rising interest rates.
BUY
10% yield. Stable credit rating. Generates profits.
DON'T BUY
Interest rate increase will put pressure on energy companies. Some risks in their pulp/paper division.
DON'T BUY
Current yield = 9%. Not comfortable with the alternative power sector.
PAST TOP PICK
(Was a top pick Nov 14. Up 1.2%) Still likes. Yields 9.25%.
WEAK BUY
Not sure how successful they will be over the long term. Nlot his first choice. Prefers Trans Canada Power.
DON'T BUY
Sensitive to interest rates. Biomass plant asset has some problems. Also wind power is more volatile than oil/gas.
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A solid trust. Well managed.
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Has long term contracts. 9% yield. Doubt if therre will be much growth.
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A new fund. Would wait to see how it works out.
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Some risks involved with their contracts.
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