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- MCAN Mortgage Corporation (MKP)
- Atrium Mortgage Investment Corporation (AI)
- Firm Capital Mortgage Investment Corporation (FC)
- Timbercreek Financial Corp. (TF)
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What are your thoughts on MIC's these days? For income of course.
Could you please rank them in order of "distribution" safety?
Thanks
What are your thoughts on MIC's these days? For income of course.
Could you please rank them in order of "distribution" safety?
Thanks
Q: Would NLY be a good buy for its dividend?
Phil
Phil
- JPMorgan Chase & Co. (JPM)
- Royal Bank of Canada (RY)
- Toronto-Dominion Bank (The) (TD)
- Bank of Nova Scotia (The) (BNS)
Q: My daughter is selling BNS for a tax loss. For a replacement would you favor a US bank like JPM at this time or another Canadian bank like TD or RY? Her other financials are BAM and GSY.
Q: Hi 5i:
The quote about Latin America below is from today's Washington Post. Given that dire analysis, can you advise how you think the situation in Latin America will affect BNS's overall business, its share price and ability to cover its dividend for the foreseeable future.
"In Latin America, the economic disaster may be just as acute, if not more so [than in other hard hit places such as India]. Leading U.N. officials warn of a “lost decade” in the region, with spiking poverty and entrenched recessions. The ILO [International Labor Organization] pointed to a “stimulus gap” between rich and poorer countries. “Just as we need to redouble our efforts to beat the virus, so we need to act urgently and at scale to overcome its economic, social and employment impacts,” Guy Ryder, the ILO secretary general, said in a statement. “That includes sustaining support for jobs, businesses and incomes.”
Thanks,
Peter
The quote about Latin America below is from today's Washington Post. Given that dire analysis, can you advise how you think the situation in Latin America will affect BNS's overall business, its share price and ability to cover its dividend for the foreseeable future.
"In Latin America, the economic disaster may be just as acute, if not more so [than in other hard hit places such as India]. Leading U.N. officials warn of a “lost decade” in the region, with spiking poverty and entrenched recessions. The ILO [International Labor Organization] pointed to a “stimulus gap” between rich and poorer countries. “Just as we need to redouble our efforts to beat the virus, so we need to act urgently and at scale to overcome its economic, social and employment impacts,” Guy Ryder, the ILO secretary general, said in a statement. “That includes sustaining support for jobs, businesses and incomes.”
Thanks,
Peter
Q: Good morning,
What do you think of the Tmx group's latest acquisition ?
Thank you
What do you think of the Tmx group's latest acquisition ?
Thank you
Q: What is the current stock price per book value of the above 3 banks? The
Q: Hi, could you please comment on the recent decline in GSY shares? I did not see any news from them. Would this be a good time to buy more? Thanks!
Q: looks like a good growth performer with a generous dividend whats your opinion is there any other insurance companies that you would prefer?
Q: With the devastation of the fires on the west coast with extreme property loss
do you think insurance companies are stretched??
tia pat
do you think insurance companies are stretched??
tia pat
Q: With very low interest rates forecasted for the next 2 or 3 in North America, what is the growth prospects for this company?
Thanks again for the great service!
Thanks again for the great service!
Q: Hello,
What are your thoughts on investing in SPAC like social Capital or Ackman's Pershing Square? Thanks.
Shyam
What are your thoughts on investing in SPAC like social Capital or Ackman's Pershing Square? Thanks.
Shyam
Q: Between these 2 companies, which one will i get more dividend from and more growth from in the next 3 to 4 years.
Q: Howdy - Why didn't Warren buy some Stanley instead of Bank of America? Too small? So for exposure to US financials in the form of a sorta bank isn't MS better positioned than most with no loan default concerns and great exposure to wealth management (high net worth concentration?) Decent divi too. Why no 5i love for MS - is it the symbol of the stock matching what most associate with something horrible? Bothers me. Fondly, Ken
- Royal Bank of Canada (RY)
- Toronto-Dominion Bank (The) (TD)
- Bank of Nova Scotia (The) (BNS)
- Laurentian Bank of Canada (LB)
Q: Hello,
I have been holding Laurentien Bank for a few years thinking it was 'cheap' as it was trading below book value. It's done terribly should I hold/sell any recommendations on an alternative holding for the long term.
I have been holding Laurentien Bank for a few years thinking it was 'cheap' as it was trading below book value. It's done terribly should I hold/sell any recommendations on an alternative holding for the long term.
Q: Can you please comment on today’s earnings release
Q: Thoughts on VIRT:US?
Q: Visa has been a growth powerhouse till recently. Within the same sector more or less what do you like and why? Is it time to move out of Visa?
Q: Both NAVI and COOP look oddly undervalued even after one factors in known problems in their business models. NAVI pays a good dividend (too good?). COOP pays none. Is NAVI’s dividend well covered? COOP appears to trade at below book or is that incorrect? What do you calculate are the PEG ratios for each of theses companies? Financial sites give differing ratios.
What do you see as vulnerabilities that are perhaps not discernible to a non-finance professional? Interest rates are likely to remain low for several years; it appears the US economy will continue to be bolstered by at least some stimulus, however modest, through to at least end of year 2021. Would either company be a probable target by a new US Admin? I would be thankful for your looking under the hood. I am concerned there might be dangers of the type that are sometimes skipped even by premium finance sites.
Would you buy either company, and if yes, your preference (if any?)
What do you see as vulnerabilities that are perhaps not discernible to a non-finance professional? Interest rates are likely to remain low for several years; it appears the US economy will continue to be bolstered by at least some stimulus, however modest, through to at least end of year 2021. Would either company be a probable target by a new US Admin? I would be thankful for your looking under the hood. I am concerned there might be dangers of the type that are sometimes skipped even by premium finance sites.
Would you buy either company, and if yes, your preference (if any?)
Q: Thoughts on the quarter please. Is their 5% profit margin sustainable in the future?
thank you
thank you