T-T vs. RCI.B-T vs. BCE-T.  Nobody knows which one will do better.  The best way to play it in the utility space is ZWU-T, which gives exposure to Telco's, pipelines and utilities.  These things are interest rate sensitive so you will not get much capital gains and you have to be cautious. 

Like Bell and Telus, this is a telecommunications company. It has more exposure to cable and less to the telephone than BCE and Telus. All three are subject to cord-cutting and higher interest rates will affect their stock prices. However, it is a stable company and could be owned in a portfolio. He owns BCE rather than Rogers. Both give decent income. When growth stocks go out of favour, this will be something you want to add to the portfolio.

Rates sensitivity of the stock has affected it. He prefers BCE Inc. (BCE-T) as it is more diversified and has put a lot of fiber in the ground and that will drive growth for a while. 

It provides an attractive dividend yield as do the other large telecom companies. She doesn’t own them, preferring the utilities. All of the Telcos have pulled back, though Rogers has already recovered a bit. They could be interesting at this price to people who are looking for income. Consumption of data is increasing and even though Shaw is entering the space, it does not look as though any of the players wants to be competitive, so prices are not threatened.