Q: Which of these two companies, Paypal or Square would you select for a long term hold?
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Microsoft Corporation (MSFT $430.29)
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PayPal Holdings Inc. (PYPL $52.69)
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American Express Company (AXP $352.17)
Q: Good Morning
You have mentioned the interest in the IPO for AFFIRM will be high. Is there service being copied by others in the space( you have mentioned PYPL) and do they have any discernible advantage.
Thank you
You have mentioned the interest in the IPO for AFFIRM will be high. Is there service being copied by others in the space( you have mentioned PYPL) and do they have any discernible advantage.
Thank you
Q: Do you ever see activists coming in to deconglomerate power corporation? After they rolled power financial into Power Corp I would have thought the stock would have done better.
Or is it too tightly controlled by the Desmarais family?
I think spinning off their companies would see a massive pop in the stock.
Any thoughts on the above?
Or is it too tightly controlled by the Desmarais family?
I think spinning off their companies would see a massive pop in the stock.
Any thoughts on the above?
Q: Hi all:
How would you rate National Bank vs the 5 major Canadian Banks for dividend sustainability
& share price growth?
Thanks: Jerry
How would you rate National Bank vs the 5 major Canadian Banks for dividend sustainability
& share price growth?
Thanks: Jerry
Q: Both funds hold BTC only, no other alt coins that I can see. The current price has a premium to NAV of 27% and 3% for QBTC.U. Why such a huge spread ? I know GBTC is much bigger but still it makes no sense to me. Do you have an explanation ? Also am I correct to assume the price of these 2 stocks will move pretty much in line with the price of BTC ? If you had to buy one which would you buy ?
Thanks
Thanks
Q: Should one be thinking about investing in Bitcoin? If so, how is the best way to invest in it?
Q: Hello -
Back in early November you had mentioned that QBTC was trading at about a 24% premium to Bitcoin itself. Since then it looks like Bitcoin is up maybe about 20% and BTC is down approx. 5% (?)...... you can likely can confirm those figures. Part of that is maybe CAD / USD differences. I am assuming that BTC and Bitcoin don't exactly move in lockstep.
Is there a way to figure out how much the day-to-day premium is?
It QBTC a better relative valuation than it was a month ago?
Thanks !
Back in early November you had mentioned that QBTC was trading at about a 24% premium to Bitcoin itself. Since then it looks like Bitcoin is up maybe about 20% and BTC is down approx. 5% (?)...... you can likely can confirm those figures. Part of that is maybe CAD / USD differences. I am assuming that BTC and Bitcoin don't exactly move in lockstep.
Is there a way to figure out how much the day-to-day premium is?
It QBTC a better relative valuation than it was a month ago?
Thanks !
Q: Do you think ZEB is good value right now?
Q: Peter, I almost fell off my chair reading the business section this morning. It was reporting about the big banks' employee bonuses for the 2020 fiscal year. For example, RBC earned a total of about $11.5 billion - but the article reported that the bank's bonus pool was over $6 billion!! (up much more than inflation, 5.9%, compared to last year). If I've got this straight, the bank is choosing to pay out bonuses (not salaries; just bonuses) of more than half of the entire amount of the profit that is left to the entire shareholder base of the company. This strikes me as .... "inappropriate", if not insane. I know the excuse "We're just being competitive with other banks". But I've seen this rigged game before, as a way that public co managements have increased their compensation quite drastically over the years (e.g., hiring consultants to continually recommend higher and higher comp levels). Just wondering if you had any comment. Also, if you know of companies you like where management's comp is more fairly aligned with mine as a small investor, I'd love to hear of them.
Q: The ability to 'buy now, pay later' appears to be a growing trend. I note that Affirm just purchased the Canadian company PayBright this week, and that Affirm has filed for an IPO. Are there any publicly listed Canadian or US companies that focus on that are high growth investment opportunities that you would recommend? Can I assume that any firms that do have this as their core product have a very small 'moat' - that if the banks sense an opportunity here, they will eventually dominate this space?
Q: Hello Team,
How do you rate the performance of CWB following the release of fourth quarter and full year financial results this morning?How does it compare with that of the 'Big Five' Canadian banks?
How do you rate the performance of CWB following the release of fourth quarter and full year financial results this morning?How does it compare with that of the 'Big Five' Canadian banks?
Q: Looking for the better bank; TD or BNS? Core holding, long term in a registered account
Q: Hi Team:
I currently own about 2+% RY and 1+% of NA, I wonder if I should add more bank holdings. Also, what is your ranking of the 5 banks. Please take as many points as appropriate.
Thank you.
LL
I currently own about 2+% RY and 1+% of NA, I wonder if I should add more bank holdings. Also, what is your ranking of the 5 banks. Please take as many points as appropriate.
Thank you.
LL
Q: Hi team, what are your current thoughts on CF, and going forward say 12 months? Do you see more potential upside or risks.
Thanks,
JS
Thanks,
JS
Q: Hello Peter and Team,
Looking to for an inflation hedge for my Son's mother in law. She just sold her house and has all her money in cash. She isn't very comfortable with investing so gold won't work. We are slowly putting her TSFA contribution in VBAL as we need some growth for the future (approx. 25% of the cash), but that is all she is comfortable with investing. What are your thoughts on ZRR? Is there any other product you would recommend as an inflation hedge?
Looking to for an inflation hedge for my Son's mother in law. She just sold her house and has all her money in cash. She isn't very comfortable with investing so gold won't work. We are slowly putting her TSFA contribution in VBAL as we need some growth for the future (approx. 25% of the cash), but that is all she is comfortable with investing. What are your thoughts on ZRR? Is there any other product you would recommend as an inflation hedge?
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Royal Bank of Canada (RY $226.72)
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Toronto-Dominion Bank (The) (TD $127.26)
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Bank of Montreal (BMO $185.37)
Q: good morning. with most of the banks reporting now for year end and most of the majors making a ton of money again this year can you see that dividends will be allowed to be raised again starting next year or do you see problems in the future.
i noticed bank of nova scotia did not raise at all this year and hoping that they can restart again next year.
i noticed bank of nova scotia did not raise at all this year and hoping that they can restart again next year.
Q: Do you still feel the same about Lemonade as you did in your response on Nov. 10th? It seems to continue to go up in price.
Thanks, Lesley
Thanks, Lesley
Q: Hi Team,
Are you able to explain the news out of gsy this afternoon? Positive/negative?
Thanks!
Are you able to explain the news out of gsy this afternoon? Positive/negative?
Thanks!
Q: This stock has been on a good run lately anything you can tell me about this small cap I’m thinking about 3% position for a 1-2 year hold thanks
Q: Good morning,
Looking to add TSU to my TFSA. It is more expensive than other insurers but seems to be more of a growth story than the others that I consider more as income stocks. They have had good results and the outlook still indicates further growth. Can you provide a few more details on this company? Do you know management or background?
Hard to find growth that is not TECH.
Thanks
Looking to add TSU to my TFSA. It is more expensive than other insurers but seems to be more of a growth story than the others that I consider more as income stocks. They have had good results and the outlook still indicates further growth. Can you provide a few more details on this company? Do you know management or background?
Hard to find growth that is not TECH.
Thanks