Q: As far as Canadian bank stocks are concerned, I don’t hear to much on National Bank. Given the state of the housing market and it’s home province being Quebec, I would think there mortgage portfolio should have good growth. Would this make NA a buy, of are there other factors in bank earning that are more paramount. If not NA, which bank would you recommend, or would you stay away from the banks for now.
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Q: Hey guys, would appreciate your taughts on EQB.CA at this level, TD just raised the target from 98$ to 125$, 75% up YTD. I have an average cost around 60$ and a 7,7% position in my portfolio. I expect to trim a bit in the next days even if the stock is not very expensive.
thank you !
thank you !
Q: greetings,
i currently own state street and am underwater and have been for some time. Getting impatient with this one and wondering if i should switch to JPM for a bit better growth and a growing Dividend. I already own WFC which i purchased earlier this year!
Thanks
i currently own state street and am underwater and have been for some time. Getting impatient with this one and wondering if i should switch to JPM for a bit better growth and a growing Dividend. I already own WFC which i purchased earlier this year!
Thanks
Q: Hi,
Can I have your recommendation on a US bond etf?
Can I have your recommendation on a US bond etf?
Q: Greetings. In the past u have spoken positively of FSZ. Has your appraisal of this CO. changed or do/can You still recommend it as a buy today. Many thanks, Joseph.
Q: Since TMTD US has no trading commissions now. Would it be better to open up a trading account for US stocks? Thus, switch or cancel my TD Waterhouse (Canadian) account in US dollars with $9.99 trading commissions on US stocks?
Q: MFC looks like a screaming buy on most metrics. Especially compared to historical valuation metrics. Would you prefer this over a bank and Why so cheap? Thank-you.
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Toronto-Dominion Bank (The) (TD $116.41)
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AMTD IDEA Group American Depositary Shares each representing six (6) Class A (AMTD $0.99)
Q: With large US Discount brokerages slashing trading commissions to zero and with TD Bank owning 43% of Ameritrade - how do you feel that will impact TD Bank
Q: Your thoughts on the announcement this morning of mogo partnering with goeasy.
I have owned mogo for a long time at a loss. Is this a catalyst for mogo shares and would goeasy buy them out?
I have owned mogo for a long time at a loss. Is this a catalyst for mogo shares and would goeasy buy them out?
Q: I have been holding this corporation for a few years. Although, it has performed to my satisfaction in the past, the current performance is quite mediocre, in fact, shares declined during 2019 (hardly covering management fees etc!) Is it time to sell?
What alternatives would you recommend.
Thank you, Team!
What alternatives would you recommend.
Thank you, Team!
Q: Visa has performed well and is part of the IPAY ETF, a fund that has not the same 'torque' compared to V alone. Would it be preferable to identify quality names in this field like V instead of relying on the fund?
Thanks!
Thanks!
Q: I notice that both companies have only a few directors that own minimal shares in the company. Generally speaking, is this significant in terms of due diligence prior to buying a stock? How would you interpret this?
Q: Can you comment on the purchase today by TRI. Would you call TRI a buy today and how would it hold up during the possible recession on the horizon?
Q: good time to buy ?
Q: Visa vs. Mastercard for a new investment?
Q: Would this be a good time to buy TD bank ? I have most of the conservative ETF portfolio with some good dividend stocks as well.
enb, ppl, npi, atd.b, aqn,
Thanks
Carl
enb, ppl, npi, atd.b, aqn,
Thanks
Carl
Q: Hi team,
Commissions on trades are gradually disappearing in the U.S. Do you think Canadian firms will do likewise and what impact will it have on the stock of TMX Group ? And your views on TMX now ?
Many thanks,
Jacques, Mtl
Commissions on trades are gradually disappearing in the U.S. Do you think Canadian firms will do likewise and what impact will it have on the stock of TMX Group ? And your views on TMX now ?
Many thanks,
Jacques, Mtl
Q: What is driving TD’s price down today?
Thank you.
Thank you.
Q: Greetings 5i team,
I understand that the context under which the 5i team will answer questions is critical. A view to SELL a stock in one instance does not necessarily contradict one to BUY given a different set of parameters / assumptions etc. However, a Q/A provided recently concerning FSZ has me scratching my head a bit.
It would seem to me that the answer endorsing SLF over (CIX, IGM and FSZ) was too dismissive of FSZ given that FSZ is in the Income Model Portfolio and a (B+) report was provided 30 May 2019, citing the many positive aspects of FSZ, and a mere nod to the 'generally slower growth asset management industry'. Your comments please?
Thanks as always
Steve
I understand that the context under which the 5i team will answer questions is critical. A view to SELL a stock in one instance does not necessarily contradict one to BUY given a different set of parameters / assumptions etc. However, a Q/A provided recently concerning FSZ has me scratching my head a bit.
It would seem to me that the answer endorsing SLF over (CIX, IGM and FSZ) was too dismissive of FSZ given that FSZ is in the Income Model Portfolio and a (B+) report was provided 30 May 2019, citing the many positive aspects of FSZ, and a mere nod to the 'generally slower growth asset management industry'. Your comments please?
Thanks as always
Steve
Q: Hi,
I've been watching this stock for a while now, waiting for a bounce or some indication its decline was done. Today was not the day I was looking for (down 9%) following its announcement that it will no longer charge commissions on trades. Down 9% seems a bit much for this news. Thankfully, I don't own any shares - yet.
My research indicates that this company is doing much better than its stock performance...annual growth in each of revenues (CAGR or 10%+), operating and net income (16%+) and equity growth (17%). Cash flow (down about 30% TTM) is about the only concern I can see from its filings. Debt seems manageable and on the low side.
Trading near its 52 wk low, is this actually a good time to step into a quality company? Is its continued decline more a reflection of general concerns about the economy? What's really happening here?
I've been watching this stock for a while now, waiting for a bounce or some indication its decline was done. Today was not the day I was looking for (down 9%) following its announcement that it will no longer charge commissions on trades. Down 9% seems a bit much for this news. Thankfully, I don't own any shares - yet.
My research indicates that this company is doing much better than its stock performance...annual growth in each of revenues (CAGR or 10%+), operating and net income (16%+) and equity growth (17%). Cash flow (down about 30% TTM) is about the only concern I can see from its filings. Debt seems manageable and on the low side.
Trading near its 52 wk low, is this actually a good time to step into a quality company? Is its continued decline more a reflection of general concerns about the economy? What's really happening here?