Q: great establishment , generous dividend. low pe. looks like a great buy at current price whats youe opinion?
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Q: Hi Peter and Staff
Please provide EPS per share and dividends per share for the last six quarters
Thanks
Dennis
Please provide EPS per share and dividends per share for the last six quarters
Thanks
Dennis
Q: hi guys any reason other than close of recent purchase for a drop of this size this has been a very frustrating stock to hold thanks for answer
Q: Hello! For a 60 yr old dividend investor, would you pick crt.un or ctc? Also, why is ctc so thinly traded? Thx!
Q: Hi Peter
Long time since I asked a question . Canadian tire seems to have gone south . Scotia gave it a 195 target price . Do you think that going forward in their businesses they are heading in that direction . Or in other words, would you buy it at this time .
Long time since I asked a question . Canadian tire seems to have gone south . Scotia gave it a 195 target price . Do you think that going forward in their businesses they are heading in that direction . Or in other words, would you buy it at this time .
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Canadian Tire Corporation Limited Class A Non-Voting Shares (CTC.A)
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Canadian Tire Corporation Limited (CTC)
Q: The price difference in the above voting and non-voting have a big gap, with a similar target price. Your thought? Thanks.
Q: Is Canadian Tire stock a buy as it's near it's 52 week low. Long term hold for both my RRSP and non registered account, thanks
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Bank of Nova Scotia (The) (BNS)
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Laurentian Bank of Canada (LB)
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Canadian Tire Corporation Limited (CTC)
Q: I am considering purchase of one of the following 3, CTC, BNS, LB.
If one were to analyze the decision to purchase one of the 3 according to dividends only.
The question is spending 100 000 dollars to purchase any given one of the 3 today, along with the following assumptions, hold x 10 years, no dividend cuts and ongoing ANNUAL dividend growth at present rate (based on present dividend and last years' dividend growth)
CTC present dividend 1.038 dividend growth last year 13 %
BNS present dividend 0.87 and dividend growth last year 5.9%
LB present dividend 0.65 and dividend growth last year 4.2%
At the end of 10 years, WHAT WOULD MY DIVIDEND FOR EACH be in dollars ?
(I can't seem to get the math right and can't find a website calculator to help me.)
Your opinion about the PROS AND CONS of my approach to dividend investing would also be welcome.
If one were to analyze the decision to purchase one of the 3 according to dividends only.
The question is spending 100 000 dollars to purchase any given one of the 3 today, along with the following assumptions, hold x 10 years, no dividend cuts and ongoing ANNUAL dividend growth at present rate (based on present dividend and last years' dividend growth)
CTC present dividend 1.038 dividend growth last year 13 %
BNS present dividend 0.87 and dividend growth last year 5.9%
LB present dividend 0.65 and dividend growth last year 4.2%
At the end of 10 years, WHAT WOULD MY DIVIDEND FOR EACH be in dollars ?
(I can't seem to get the math right and can't find a website calculator to help me.)
Your opinion about the PROS AND CONS of my approach to dividend investing would also be welcome.
Q: Further to my question about undervalued Canadian dividend paying "blue chip" equity, what do you think of Canadian Tire?
1. Does it fit the above criteria, if not why
2.Present value, is P/E the right way of assessing
3.Immediate risk of further decline for CTC specifically or its' sector
thank you
Ernie
1. Does it fit the above criteria, if not why
2.Present value, is P/E the right way of assessing
3.Immediate risk of further decline for CTC specifically or its' sector
thank you
Ernie
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Alphabet Inc. (GOOG)
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Spin Master Corp. Subordinate Voting Shares (TOY)
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Canadian Tire Corporation Limited (CTC)
Q: I'm looking to invest a small amount of money for an 8 year old, primarily to introduce him to investing. I'd like to invest in companies that he can see the name of around the city, or in his hand to make it 'real' to him. Are there 2-3 such companies that you could recommend for a keen youngster? An ETF that includes recognizable companies to a child is an option, if you can recommend one also.
Q: CTC earnings don't seem as bad as all that. I am tempted to add a bit. Your thoughts please. Thank-you.
Q: Canadian Tire Real Estate Investment Trust versus Canadian Tire Stock, which is the better investment and why? Also, which is the better buy now and why?