BN-T
BROOKFIELD CORP SER 26 PREF
stock TSE

The relevant part:
# Brookfield confusion
*Q -* *Somehow, I’ve accumulated a lot of versions of Brookfield. I have four:* *BN, BAM,* *BIP, BIPC.*
*I think they split off a few years ago. Do you still like all four of them? – Craig K.*
A - Brookfield has created an alphabet soup with their various spinoffs. To summarize the stocks you have:
[BN-T](https://www.theglobeandmail.com/investing/markets/stocks/BN-T/) \-0.08%decrease is the parent company, **Brookfield Corp.**, and is performing well right now.
[BAM-T](https://www.theglobeandmail.com/investing/markets/stocks/BAM-T/) \-0.63%decreasewas originally the symbol for the parent company but now covers just one part of the business – asset management. When Brookfield made the change in 2022, investors received one share of BAM for every four shares of BN they owned.
[BIP-UN-T](https://www.theglobeandmail.com/investing/markets/stocks/BIP-UN-T/) \-0.26%decrease is Brookfield Infrastructure Partners. The TSX symbol is BIP.UN, the U.S. symbol is BIP. It’s a limited partnership.
[BIPC-T](https://www.theglobeandmail.com/investing/markets/stocks/BIPC-T/) \+3.66%increase is the corporate version of BIP. It was created to make it easier for institutional investors to take a position in the company.
Most Brookfield entities are performing well, and the company is internationally diversified. In the case of your holdings, the only thing I would suggest is that you sell either BIP or BIPC. They’re the same package in different wrappers. – G.P.

The relevant part:
# Brookfield confusion
*Q -* *Somehow, I’ve accumulated a lot of versions of Brookfield. I have four:* *BN, BAM,* *BIP, BIPC.*
*I think they split off a few years ago. Do you still like all four of them? – Craig K.*
A - Brookfield has created an alphabet soup with their various spinoffs. To summarize the stocks you have:
[BN-T](https://www.theglobeandmail.com/investing/markets/stocks/BN-T/) \-0.08%decrease is the parent company, **Brookfield Corp.**, and is performing well right now.
[BAM-T](https://www.theglobeandmail.com/investing/markets/stocks/BAM-T/) \-0.63%decreasewas originally the symbol for the parent company but now covers just one part of the business – asset management. When Brookfield made the change in 2022, investors received one share of BAM for every four shares of BN they owned.
[BIP-UN-T](https://www.theglobeandmail.com/investing/markets/stocks/BIP-UN-T/) \-0.26%decrease is Brookfield Infrastructure Partners. The TSX symbol is BIP.UN, the U.S. symbol is BIP. It’s a limited partnership.
[BIPC-T](https://www.theglobeandmail.com/investing/markets/stocks/BIPC-T/) \+3.66%increase is the corporate version of BIP. It was created to make it easier for institutional investors to take a position in the company.
Most Brookfield entities are performing well, and the company is internationally diversified. In the case of your holdings, the only thing I would suggest is that you sell either BIP or BIPC. They’re the same package in different wrappers. – G.P.