Q: Please u take on the earnings of SLF vs MFC esp.as to eps,revenue & guidance,if any.Do u still prefer SLF.?Thanks for u usual great services & views
I have been holding on to Wells Fargo for the last few years and unfortunately have missed the run up with the other US banks. Its currently in my TFSA, I've been considering selling and purchasing BAC or JPM. Which one would you recommend, is there still some upside? Etrade Financial (although more online trading platform) is another option, what are your thoughts?
Q: Both these ETF's hold US Financials and were down over 2 % today on the back of lower prices on US Financials. What was the reason for a hit on U S Financials today ? RAK
Q: I have owned BRK baby B since 1997. I would appreciate your comments in general, about the latest quarter, and about its long term future. Many thanks.
Q: Happy to see you finally invest some of the cash sitting in the income portfolio. Regarding your addition of GS, can you add more detail of what you liked in GS earning release that prompted you to invest, and any forward looking statements in their release.
Q: I have become overweight in MFC, and wondering if I should shift some of this investment to SLF. Your thoughts or alternative suggestions to keep in the same sector? Thanks for your excellent service.
Q: What is your opinion on LYG? Also for the dividend would it have the 15% withholding on it in regular cash account and TFSA? Would it be best to hold this very long term in RRSP to collect entire dividend and hopefully some growth like BAC in the coming years.? Thanks
Q: I wish to add one more financial to my portfolio. I already have BMO,BNS,TD. I am considering the above companies. Which one would you recommend or do you think it would be better to just add to the ones I already have? Is there another that you would recommend that I should consider?
Q: The dividend yield for CIBC is significantly higher than the other four big banks in Canada. I recently heard that if there is a real estate downturn that CIBC would be the most negatively affected because it has the greatest exposure to residential mortgages.
My question is why do you think the dividend yield is higher for CIBC?