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    • TSI Editorial Team 

      Thanks, Mike. Please look to our coming IC Q&As for more on this topic. For now we believe Successful Investors continue to benefit from the guidance of our TSI 3-Part investment approach: Invest mainly in well-established, dividend-paying companies. (Ideally, some of your picks should have hidden assets—that is, assets that many investors disregard or fail to appreciate.); Spread your money out across most if not all of the five main economic sectors–Manufacturing & Industry, Resources & Commodities, the Consumer sector, Finance and Utilities; downplay or avoid stocks in the broker/media limelight, where a modest business setback can set off a deep, sudden and sometimes permanent drop in the stock.

  • Never a good sign when a company cuts their dividend in half. Plus, the stock has been going down for 4 years and is now 1/5 of what it was back in Feb. 2020. I’d want to see some signs that the stock has stabilized. What is the use of a dividend if the capital is lost?

    • TSI Editorial Team 

      Hi, Shiv. Thanks for your comment. Innergex stock is down in the past year, mainly because the company reduced its dividend payout to between 30% and 50% of its free cash flow (operating cash flow less maintenance capital expenditures) to provide maximum financial flexibility for its capital projects. However, these new assets, along with long-term contacts to sell their power at fixed rates, improve the sustainability of the current dividend, which yields a high 4.6%. Its alliance with Hydro-Quebec also cuts its risk. Hope that helps.

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