Q: H8 I bought this at 75 I’m wondering your thoughts as the price keeps going down buy sell or hold and why thanks
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Q: I know you really like BNS but with TD at a 52 weeks low, would you pick it over BNS for a long term holding. (Building a position for dividend income)
Also, can you explain me if there is an advantage to own 2 full positions of banks vs 1 of bank and 1 of SLF (knowing that its your top insurance company pick)
Also, can you explain me if there is an advantage to own 2 full positions of banks vs 1 of bank and 1 of SLF (knowing that its your top insurance company pick)
Q: Why has this stock tumbled ? Seemed like a solid dividend play.
Q: You have mentioned the banks deposit base and cost of funding in answer to a few questions. I am wondering what it is the banks fund with deposits?
Mike
Mike
- Royal Bank of Canada (RY)
- Toronto-Dominion Bank (The) (TD)
- Bank of Nova Scotia (The) (BNS)
- Canadian Imperial Bank Of Commerce (CM)
- National Bank of Canada (NA)
Q: Assuming we get a rate cut of 0.5% by Poloz tomorrow, or, over the next few months, how bad will that impact CIBC's NIM and can we estimate the hit on their earnings? Is one bank more exposed to NIM than others? Regional banks are not reacting well right now. Thank you.
Q: Hi Team,
Central banks coordinated rate cut intervention will be negative for bank and insurance sector profitability considering growth expectations are minimal and recession fears also growing. Both BNS and TD are at a 3 year low and dropping further. US banks like JPM have performed much better compared to Canadian banks.
For new money should I wait for further price stability in bank stocks
Thanks
Central banks coordinated rate cut intervention will be negative for bank and insurance sector profitability considering growth expectations are minimal and recession fears also growing. Both BNS and TD are at a 3 year low and dropping further. US banks like JPM have performed much better compared to Canadian banks.
For new money should I wait for further price stability in bank stocks
Thanks
Q: Hello Team,
What are your thoughts on CWB particularly on the last quarters financials and in comparison with the 'Big 5'?
What are your thoughts on CWB particularly on the last quarters financials and in comparison with the 'Big 5'?
Q: What would be your preference among those companies based on the fundamentals and longterm potential in the global investment field.
Thanks as always for good and balanced advice
Thanks as always for good and balanced advice
Q: Your thoughts on LB's Q12020 results.
Is the dividend well supported?
Is the dividend well supported?
Q: two questions...all things equal, would you own any Canadian banks...and if yes, which would be your top 2?
Q: Can I please have your comments on TD's recently announced earnings. Thank you.
Q: Tricon announced results and to my untrained eye they look pretty good. One statement in the release caught my eye and am wondering as to the meaning of it. Below is the excerpt.
"In January, 2020, the company substantially completed its transition to an owner and operator of diversified rental housing in North America and therefore ceased to be an investment entity under IFRS 10.
As a result, effective Jan. 1, 2020, the company will begin to consolidate the financial results of controlled subsidiaries, including its investments in single-family rental homes, U.S. multifamily rental properties and certain Canadian multifamily rental properties, resulting in the introduction of these subsidiaries' assets, liabilities and non-controlling interests to the balance sheet of the company. Similarly, these subsidiaries' income and expenses will be reported on the company's statement of comprehensive income, together with the non-controlling interests' share of income.
The company continues to assess the impact on its consolidated financial statements of ceasing to be an investment entity, and final conclusions have not yet been made. The anticipated changes are material and will be applied on a prospective basis.
What does the fact that the company is no longer an investment entity under IFRS 10 and subsequent balance sheet changes mean for the company. Is this good or bad
Thanks Kenn
"In January, 2020, the company substantially completed its transition to an owner and operator of diversified rental housing in North America and therefore ceased to be an investment entity under IFRS 10.
As a result, effective Jan. 1, 2020, the company will begin to consolidate the financial results of controlled subsidiaries, including its investments in single-family rental homes, U.S. multifamily rental properties and certain Canadian multifamily rental properties, resulting in the introduction of these subsidiaries' assets, liabilities and non-controlling interests to the balance sheet of the company. Similarly, these subsidiaries' income and expenses will be reported on the company's statement of comprehensive income, together with the non-controlling interests' share of income.
The company continues to assess the impact on its consolidated financial statements of ceasing to be an investment entity, and final conclusions have not yet been made. The anticipated changes are material and will be applied on a prospective basis.
What does the fact that the company is no longer an investment entity under IFRS 10 and subsequent balance sheet changes mean for the company. Is this good or bad
Thanks Kenn
Q: Please comment on earnings. Thanks.
Q: Peter and His Wonder Team
I own GMP. I guess this consolidation means that my share count will be cut in half. Management says that this consolidation is a great move. However the stock is crashing. Please give your assessment of this and what I might expect as a share holder going forward. Thanks!
I own GMP. I guess this consolidation means that my share count will be cut in half. Management says that this consolidation is a great move. However the stock is crashing. Please give your assessment of this and what I might expect as a share holder going forward. Thanks!
Q: I noticed there has been a large run up in price on this stock in the last month or so. What is driving this increase? Has the stock increased too much to step in to purchase shares?
Q: I have done well with MFC in my riff. No banks. Thin king to sell and buy TD. Your thoughts? Many thanks.
Ron Noble
Ron Noble
Q: Hi Team,
What is your view of this company and it's current valuation? There is a lot of interest in this sector but I believe there is a strong secular tailwind in alternatives with these persistent low interest rates.
Thanks
What is your view of this company and it's current valuation? There is a lot of interest in this sector but I believe there is a strong secular tailwind in alternatives with these persistent low interest rates.
Thanks
- Power Corporation of Canada 5.80% Non-Cumulative 1st Pref Series C (POW.PR.C)
- Power Financial Corporation 5.90% Non-Cumulative First Preferred Shares (PWF.PR.G)
- Power Financial Corporation 6.00% Non-Cumulative 1st Pref Series I (PWF.PR.I)
Q: Hi,
Prediction : PWF preferred series I and G will be redeemed. POW put aside 350MM to redeem preferred shares in the latest reorg. These 2 perpetual issues are down significantly since mid-Dec, have the highest coupons and total about 350MM …POW has also perpetuals with high rates but they seem pretty stable. Your guess? Could they be redeemed as soon as this quarter? Thanks.
Prediction : PWF preferred series I and G will be redeemed. POW put aside 350MM to redeem preferred shares in the latest reorg. These 2 perpetual issues are down significantly since mid-Dec, have the highest coupons and total about 350MM …POW has also perpetuals with high rates but they seem pretty stable. Your guess? Could they be redeemed as soon as this quarter? Thanks.
- Grayscale Bitcoin Trust (GBTC)
- HIVE Digital Technologies Ltd. (HIVE)
- Amplify Transformational Data Sharing ETF (BLOK)
Q: Hi, I'm looking to add some cryptocurrency exposure to my RRSP. Which would you prefer? What's your current view on the sector? Thanks!
Q: We currently have 100 shares of Visa and believe the cc space is a strong area to invest in with the cashless trend in business, while we feel Visa and Mastercard are the dominant players we personally use our Amex card extensively and would like your opinion of adding axp to our portfolio or should we add to Visa.
Doug
Doug