Thank you for being that "rock." I own BN and KKR. Following earnings and some downward pressure would you consider adding at this time? What would be your top 2 in this sector?
Please provide your comfortable weighting for both and preferred at this time. A good value for adding would be fabulous.
I am a little underweight in this area.
Thank you so much and please deduct accordingly.
Q: What do you think of the news from TD this morning, selling their stake in Schwab and using the money to buy back $5.6 billion of their shares? The market certainly seems to like it
Q: Hi 5i
Can you please elaborate on this company.
It sounds quite interesting as a financial technology company.
I'm unsure how relative this space will be going forward.
Please enlighten.
Q: with all the talk about trump forever talking about that there are no u.s. banks in canada [wrong] do you see that this could stall growth of canadian banks in canada in future. Bns and td have already been hit hard the last couple of years and being a bank holder for the dividends in canada and him always talking about this do you see any merit in this. Sure seems to be picking on canada the last couple of weeks
Across all accounts, our holdings in the Financial Sector include BN, FFH, GSY, MFC, SLF, and the CEW ETF. I feel that this is a fairly good representation but realize that the Canadian banking sector is quite low, and the US banking sector is non-existent in our portfolio. Portfolio Analytics indicates that we need more exposure in this sector.
Several questions; please deduct question credits accordingly.
1. TipRanks shows that BN has a P/E ratio of 125.13. Can this be true?
2. A recent question from a 5i member asked about Sagicor SFC, which prompted me to investigate it further. I realize that it’s a small-cap stock, but noticed that for the 3 month, 6 month, and year-to-date periods, it has excellent momentum (which I know you like) and has a really low P/E ratio of 1.51, which I assume to be correct.
3. Because I feel that Trump tariffs are more of a possibility than not, I’m in the process of adjusting some sectors but not all, in case the tariffs don’t happen.
4. Would you endorse a small holding in SFC, (say a half-position) using proceeds from the sale of more tariff-vulnerable stocks?
5. Finally, could you suggest some Canadian-domiciled ETFs that would give us needed exposure to both the Canadian and US banking sector?
As always, thanks for your assistance that helps us to make informed decisions.
Q: looking for one Canadian Blue chip company to invest $2,000 yearly into a Resp for a 6 old.
Which would you choose of the above or could you suggest something better?
Q: Ignoring any crypto implications (I am decently invested in that area), do you think liberalizing the financial regulations in the US is likely to produce outsized short to medium term gains in that sector? If so, can you recommend a couple of solid names, a couple of speculative names and a couple of ETFs. Thanks again for the great service.
Q: Thanks for your response re: First Service. You did not comment on TMX who reported yesterday. Your thoughts please. Market seemed to like the results. What do you think and is it a buy.
Q: Hi, how do you see Brookfield's valuation right now? Is it still fairly priced? What would be a good entry price given the very reasons and likely upcoming volatility? Thank you