Q: Is this one AXP a better buy over Visa and MA, right now?
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Q: Expected EPS for 2024, 2025 & 2026.
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Q: Ffh.pr.k jumped by roughly 5% today and I am baffled as to what would prompt this kind of move up in its sp. Can you shed any light? Very unusual for a pref.
Q: Hi Team,
What are your thoughts on this company's current valuation and long term growth prospects?
What would be your best estimate as to longer term ROE outlook?
What are your thoughts on this company's current valuation and long term growth prospects?
What would be your best estimate as to longer term ROE outlook?
Q: Hello
Brookfield Corp stock has been drifting lower after making a high of $85, despite strong results. We started a position just before and after results were announced with an average price of $81.50, for a long term hold.
Do you consider $78 to be a decent level to add some shares or wait for a further pull back ? Not sure if following was a reason for the downward pressure, today.
It was reported by a news website EI confidential that Brookfield intends to offer EUR 7 Billion, to buy Spanish Drug maker Grifols with an offer of EUR 10.50, below the price its trading now.
Thank you
Brookfield Corp stock has been drifting lower after making a high of $85, despite strong results. We started a position just before and after results were announced with an average price of $81.50, for a long term hold.
Do you consider $78 to be a decent level to add some shares or wait for a further pull back ? Not sure if following was a reason for the downward pressure, today.
It was reported by a news website EI confidential that Brookfield intends to offer EUR 7 Billion, to buy Spanish Drug maker Grifols with an offer of EUR 10.50, below the price its trading now.
Thank you
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Brookfield Corporation Class A Limited Voting Shares (BN $64.09)
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Brookfield Wealth Solutions Ltd. Class A Exchangeable Limited Voting Shares (BNT $64.31)
Q: Can you provide a comparison between these two equities? Which one has a higher growth profile? Which one is higher risk?
Q: Your comments please on the earnings release of OLY. Thanks.
Q: I think Wealthsimple is a great trading platform (they also have a great newsletter) and I would like to invest in this company. Is the only way to do this through POW:CA?
Q: Hello 5iR,
Do you have any information that would account for the spike up to 28.40 on good volume? Would you consider this stock a buy to day? Thanks. Cheers
Do you have any information that would account for the spike up to 28.40 on good volume? Would you consider this stock a buy to day? Thanks. Cheers
Q: What are your thoughts on NU Holdings latest quarter? Other than revenue being slightly below estimates, things looked good. Does growth look to be intact and is the drop related to profit taking or is there something else here? Thanks
Q: Any concerns about holding BN or BAM in a non registered portfolio including after the BAM move to US?
Q: Thoughts on the quarter from Cannacord.
Would you be a buyer for a 2 year timeframe?
Thanks Rob
Would you be a buyer for a 2 year timeframe?
Thanks Rob
Q: Hello
I noted in one of your responses that Brookfield Corp pays dividend in USD.
If so, do we have to hold the stock in USD Currency, in order to receive dividends in USD ?
Also, are the USD Dividends received from Brookfield Corp, eligible for Canadian Dividend Tax Credit or the dividends have to be received in CAD, in order to qualify for the Tax Credit ? ( So, we should move the BN to CAD side of the portfolio ? ).
Thank You
I noted in one of your responses that Brookfield Corp pays dividend in USD.
If so, do we have to hold the stock in USD Currency, in order to receive dividends in USD ?
Also, are the USD Dividends received from Brookfield Corp, eligible for Canadian Dividend Tax Credit or the dividends have to be received in CAD, in order to qualify for the Tax Credit ? ( So, we should move the BN to CAD side of the portfolio ? ).
Thank You
Q: I am needing to raise some cash and decided to trim my financials. I hold GSY (4.2%), V (5.6%), BNS (3.66%) , TD (3.65%), PRL(3.57%) and RY (2.51%) Total 23.19% My first thought is to eliminate BNS or TD. Alternatively I could eliminate both as I sense I am overweight financials with this basket. Given this mix which Bank would you lean towards eliminating, BNS or TD? Would you be comfortable letting them both go?
Q: If I have to pick one between EQB and IFC for RRSP, long term 5 + years stable growth in financial sector, which one it would be ?
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Chubb Limited (CB $310.06)
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Manulife Financial Corporation (MFC $49.80)
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Sun Life Financial Inc. (SLF $86.32)
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Trisura Group Ltd. (TSU $42.61)
Q: I am thinking of adding/increasing my position in an insurance company and have found that the combined ratio for both MFC and SLF are more than 100 while CB and TSU’s combined ratio is in the low 80. Does that mean MFC and SLF are not as profitable as CB and TSU? Which is a good buy currently? Thanks,
Q: BN earnings - your assessment? Appear strong. What are strong and weak points? Where do you see it landing 12months from now?
Q: Could you comment on the latest Q please. The income drop seems rather significant. Do you think the income drop is short term? Thanks.
Q: I have a 40% return on RY and am considering a switch to BNS.The risk seems reasonable and more rewarding.Would you agree?
Q: Comments on quarterly earnings please and thank you. Michael