Q: Your reallocation to BNS & G confuses me. There are other higher rated (quality) ones in the model portfolio with less than 5% current allocation. Timing???
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Q: What catalyst do you see to reverse the trend of the Canadian Banks freefall Bns broke trough the $60.30 support leval today .All this with indications of riseing interest rates .The risk reward ratio in Banks have not been there .
Stan
Stan
Q: which Cdn. bank would be the best to own for the medium term? thanks!
Q: Where do you think the floor is for BNS
Stan
Stan
Q: Hi In Dec 31/08 I took a position in the Big 5 Can Banks.The current result are BMO +17.46% CM +19.56% BNS +11.61% TD +23.61%
RY+34.08%.BNS has for some reason lagged behind and lately since I enlarged my position in this stock it has been on a toboggan.
Even today the others are in green BNS red would you hold or should I cut my losses and move on ?
Stan
RY+34.08%.BNS has for some reason lagged behind and lately since I enlarged my position in this stock it has been on a toboggan.
Even today the others are in green BNS red would you hold or should I cut my losses and move on ?
Stan
Q: PETER What is pushing BNS down in relationship to the other banks. Regards Stan
Q: I've heard that a lot of bank preference shares are being bought back in the coming year or so. Would you kindly tell me if that applies to any of the following, and when that might be and at what price. Thanks.
BNS.PR.T
BNS.PR.X
CM.PR.M
BNS.PR.T
BNS.PR.X
CM.PR.M
Q: Is a 12% portfolio weighting in BNS too large? I do not hold any other financial stocks. Should I be trimming and buying something else in the financial sector? Thanks and Happy Holidays.
Roy
Roy
Q: Hi, I am looking at bns and hcg, which would you lean toward at this time.
Q: Dear 5i
I'm considering selling Fts and replacing it with Bns. My interest is in owning quality dividend growers.
Thanks for your great service,
Joe
I'm considering selling Fts and replacing it with Bns. My interest is in owning quality dividend growers.
Thanks for your great service,
Joe
Q: Peter and Co, thanks for the exceptional service.
My question is off topic in some ways but it may have implications for one of Peter's favourite stocks, BNS.
Reuters has reported that in Germany, the UK and the USA there are ongoing investigations into the suspected manipulation of the benchmark pricing of gold and silver. This investigation comes on the heels of the LIBOR price-fixing scandal. The Bank of Nova Scotia-ScotiaMocatta is one of the five banks that are involved in the twice-a-day price fixing for gold.
If there is found to be manipulation in the gold price-fixing, how significant would this be for BNS if ScotiMocotta is implicated?
Thanks.
Ed
My question is off topic in some ways but it may have implications for one of Peter's favourite stocks, BNS.
Reuters has reported that in Germany, the UK and the USA there are ongoing investigations into the suspected manipulation of the benchmark pricing of gold and silver. This investigation comes on the heels of the LIBOR price-fixing scandal. The Bank of Nova Scotia-ScotiaMocatta is one of the five banks that are involved in the twice-a-day price fixing for gold.
If there is found to be manipulation in the gold price-fixing, how significant would this be for BNS if ScotiMocotta is implicated?
Thanks.
Ed
Q: Hello Peter and team, could you help with the following question:I recently liquidated TD Canada Trust (CDN Commons) as it appreciated significantly. It was time to cash in. Question is, what in your opinion is the next Canadian financial institution to own for the long term, getting dividends while waiting for capital appreciation. I'm thinking Scotiabank or even a smaller FI like CDN Western Bank but appreciate your opinion. Thx
Q: Would you add to BNS today? I already have a large position just thinking of profiting from a possible bounce.
Thanks
Mike
Thanks
Mike
Q: Enjoying the info on 5i.Looking to add three more stocks to my portfolio after selling PLB.Currently own AYA CSU ESL ESN MDA STN TOG WCP.Trying to follow your model portfolio,pointing me in the right direction will be appreciated.thanks
Q: I currently hold only 6 companies in my TFSA. T.TO, TOG.TO, RFC.V, CSU.TO, STN.TO and BEP-UN.TO. I want to sell off a portion of my gains from this year and also add a bit more capital to add two or three more stocks to this portfolio. My goal is to eventually have 10 good stocks to manage in this portfolio. Do you have any suggestions of stocks to add that would both add diversity and growth potential?
Thanks
Thanks
Q: Hi Peter,
With the banks hitting new highs would you be buying right now? if so which bank would you recommend? Thanks.
With the banks hitting new highs would you be buying right now? if so which bank would you recommend? Thanks.
Q: I'd like to know what your top three recommendations (in order of preference) are in the Financial Sector at this point in time, to hold for a year or two, and why. Thanks!
Q: Hello,
I would like to hold the model portfolio but have to add them over time. I am interested in starting the first couple in either growth or income. Out of the model portfolio, which stocks would you recommend that I add first?
Thank you.
I would like to hold the model portfolio but have to add them over time. I am interested in starting the first couple in either growth or income. Out of the model portfolio, which stocks would you recommend that I add first?
Thank you.
Q: I'm thinking of loaning my son- a university student, $50,000 to invest to help pay for school and pay a lot less tax than me! What 2 or 3 stocks would you suggest to generate income and capital gains but not too risky? I was thinking TD, BNS, crescent point.
Thanks
Thanks
Q: Pundits seem to recommend BNS, TD & RY. I have BMO and CM, both of them paying better dividends than the other three. I also notice that, when bank stocks go up, BMO goes up more than BNS and goes down less when bank stocks drop. Comment?