Capital Power L.P. (CPA.UN.TO)

BUY
Thinks it was oversold. Very good value.
BUY
Feels the distribution is safe. Expects some modest increase in valuation.
COMMENT
Still trading a bit expensive to where its corporate counterparts are trading. Expecting further pull back. However, more clarification is needed from the government as to what the trusts can do going forward. If they have a 4 year window to raise capital, they may be OK.
BUY
Likes this and has been buying a little bit at these prices. As some growth potential ahead of its in adding some assets and revenue. Good value.
HOLD
Took a huge hit. No compelling reason to sell at this price. Will gradually come back to where it should be.
BUY
The infrastructure trusts in general, including this one, will outperform a lot of the regular business trusts. A very high-quality name.
BUY
A dull boring company, providing power. You won’t hit a home run with this, but if you are looking for 7%-8% return each year, it will work for.
BUY
Distribution yield a little over 8%. Has dropped quite a bit since the beginning of the year. There is some fear on power units that are sometimes fed by natural gas. This one has long-term fuel contracts.
BUY
Raised some money to buy a power plant from their parent. It is S1 rated which means that it is one of the most stable trusts. Yield is about 7%. Won't make a lot of money on it, but it is stable.
BUY
Likes this trust in the utilities sector. Distribution is very sustainable.
BUY
Very stable distribution. High degree of stability. Don’t look for much growth. Relatively inexpensive relative to its peers.
WEAK BUY
Usewd to be Trans Canada LP and was sold to Epcor. Very highly rated by the rating agencies. These units won't set the world on fire. You won't get super high returns out of these but you should get a very stable distribution stream. Expect that Epcor will roll some plants into the LP structure which should give some distribution increases.
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