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I’ve owned BIP.UN for many years now. Unfortunately my average is quite high at $44.97, as I didn’t average down too much when it was trading lower. BN has ben doing excellently, even though it owns BIP and BEP. Are BAM and the Property segments driving the growth in BN? Would you get out of BIP and just go with BN? Thanks!

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Asked on January 26, 2025 11:24 am
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I am stuck in a similar situation with BEP. If BEP was more fairly valued, I would sell it and simply buy more of the rollup in Brookfield Corporation (TSE:BN). However, I do feel BEP is way too cheap to do that at this point so I will continue to accumulate the company at lows.

Brookfield Infrastructure is a bit more fairly valued in my eyes. I wouldn't blame anyone for selling the company and buying into BN. It gives you exposure to Brookfield Infrastructure but also exposure to the rest of the suite of companies. I've learned over the years that simplicity is best when it comes to Brookfield, which is why we removed BEP from the Foundational Stocks and replaced it with Brookfield Corporation.

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Posted by Dan Kent
Answered on January 27, 2025 8:41 am
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